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Meanings of proud of in English

Feeling pleasurable satisfaction over something by which you measures your self-worth.

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Usage of proud of in English
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We are extremely proud of her progress and fighting spirit thus far.
The South African
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Everyone should know about our family.' He's very proud of his family.
Reuters
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The merchant was certainly well informed; and clearly proud of his city.
New york: the novel
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COMMENT Australians can feel proud of our response to the bushfire crisis.
News.com.au
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He said he was extremely proud of the work probation officers did.
Radio NZ
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But I think the great DiMaggio would be proud of me today.
The old man and the sea
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We remain proud of our achievements since joining Government in June 2007.
The Irish Times
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Nevertheless, they are proud of their company and therefore of their engine.
The new yorker
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The Outlaws are very proud of the result, which reads as follows:
The William Companion
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He was especially proud of being an O'Byrne however, for two reasons.
The rebels of ireland: the dublin saga
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Mosh was clearly proud of and therefore in agreement with his wife.
The unincorporated man
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Ireland today is a place we can all be rightfully proud of.
The Irish Times
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South Africa can be justly proud of its progress in HIV treatment.
The South African
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Jason nodded along with the list, obviously quite proud of his accomplishments.
Just the Sexiest Man Alive
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Mr Walsh says New Zealand teachers can be proud of the results.
Radio NZ
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In Ethiopian society, people are very proud of their heritage, Tamrat said.
Reuters