Definitionadj. having or showing arrogant superiority to and disdain of those one views as unworthy
Last update: October 24, 2016
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The English word was no doubt prideful, but it melted in the mouth like a lick of sirup. [Please select]
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'Hark ye,' he said, his face dark, 'this prideful Sir Marhaus, waiting so long, hath made his terms the harder.' [Please select]
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Evidently he was a prideful little man, and liked to see things done in a seamanlike manner. [Please select]
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She deemed him high-spirited and debonair, a Prince Charming, whose prideful rebellion had been atoned for by a touching and manly surrender. [Please select]
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If such a man as a woman like you should have, had seen you wearing that hat in the morning, on a railway train, he would merely have thought you prideful and extravagant. [Please select]
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All this, before the pursuit of boys and the fever of thirst and the final knowledge of desolation have turned him from a handsome and prideful pet into a slinking outcast. [Please select]
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