Verb:

अभिमान बाळगा,

take pride's Usage Examples:

figures, and is referred to as "Small London" by the inhabitants who take pride in the community.

In the course of their adventures, Grace comes to take pride in her work as a superhero, and discovers that she is descended from a.

Universidad de Chile has seen an increase in its popularity, with who take pride in their fidelity, having endured long droughts without trophies and even.

We take pride in the bar of quality we set on every project".

three to drink until the room spins"), the people targeted by them may take pride in the stereotypes expressed and are often themselves the jokes" originators.

A few establishments take pride in the term and embody it into their names, such as Da Yoopers Tourist Trap, run by the comedy troupe Da Yoopers in Michigan’s Upper Peninsula, and The Tourist Trap at Deep Creek Lake, Maryland.

Brown, represents the basic race which the people take pride in the cultivation of the soil through their own sweat and blood.

Many, including former WWE midget wrestler Hornswoggle, have said they take pride in the term due to its history in the industry and prefer its usage due.

Bhojpuri people take pride in celebrating various festivals and religious rites with food; as a result.

Many Nasugbugueños, even those who do not do much cooking, take pride in making a variety of sweets such as sweetened yam, sweetened coconut, and similar products.

Hillyard continues as a neighborhood of Spokane in which residents take pride.

The MUD's staff take pride in having a mission statement that describes administrators' accountability and priorities, which include stability, game balance, consistency, and a Gee-Whiz Factor.

ceremonies on May 18, 1983, Max Peterson, head of the USFS, said, "we can take pride in having preserved the unique episode of natural history for future generations.

Synonyms:

move, act,

Antonyms:

refrain, block, recall,