Pride (noun): a happy feeling about something you or people close to you have done well; also, a group of lions.
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Word: Pride
Part of Speech: Noun
Meaning: Pride means a happy feeling about something you or people close to you have done well; also, a group of lions.
Synonyms: self-respect, dignity
Antonyms: humility
Sounds like: pried (looked into something nosily, or forced something open)
Syllables: pride
Tricky part: The silent e at the end is what makes the vowel long; leave it off and the word no longer says pride. Pried sounds the same but is a different word, meaning looked nosily.
Watch out for: prid, priede
Memory tip: The silent e is a quiet helper at the end: it makes no sound of its own, but it makes the vowel before it say its name.
Example 1: Dad looked at my report card with pride.
Example 2: The new library is the pride of our town.
Example 3: Our team played with pride even though we lost.
A group of lions is called a pride, and most of its members are related females and their cubs.
Choose the antonym of the word:
pride
a) joy
b) comfort
c) shame
d) delight
c) shame. You feel shame when you have done wrong, the reverse of pride; delight and joy sit close to it.
Find the misspelt word in the sentence:
The whole village felt great pryde when the girl won a medal for her country.
a) whole
b) pryde
c) medal
d) village
b) pryde. The long i sound here is spelt with an i, not a y.
Choose the correctly spelt word:
a) honnour
b) pride
c) glorie
d) courrage
b) pride. Glory ends in y, honour has one n, and courage has one r.
1. Which of these would fill a family with pride?
a) a cousin moving to another city
b) a neighbour buying a new car
c) their daughter winning a science prize
d) a busy day at the market
c) their daughter winning a science prize
2. Which word describes someone with too much pride?
a) humble
b) shy
c) arrogant
d) generous
c) arrogant
Words that end in -ide: pesticide, insecticide, reside, divide, countryside, herbicide
shatter, tuna, agreement, chamber, dialogue, fervour, indicate, misfortune
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