Converse of object

• take: In fact, we take pride in being able to bring out the best in you!

• restore: This is all about restoring the pride of the Romanian people in their country.

• hurt: Bidlake, in what appears to have been a bout of hurt pride or possibly pique, refused to submit a second design.

• engender: It is anticipated they will also create a significant 'public' school space to engender pride among the building users.

• instill: Publication instills pride and provides an incentive to produce good work.

• deserve: These beautifully crafted creatures deserve pride of place in the home.

Adjective modifier

• civic: However, grand, modern designs are not the only reason for future civic pride in Thanet.

• wounded: Rosie sustained a few minor injuries, with her wounded pride being the most affected, however the car did not fair so well.

• justifiable: And in Intermail's case, Martin can point out with justifiable pride that the company has been around no less than 42 years.

• patriotic: Trafalgar and Nelson, until a generation ago, were names that inspired every schoolchild and enthused them with patriotic pride.

• immense: Their was immense pride - the workers having their workshops incorporated in the building.

• excessive: This remedy is for excessive pride and arrogance and helps bring about humility.

Modifies a noun

• o: There ye hae yer pride o bein Scottish, a pride o haein wir ain identity.

Noun used with modifier

• lion: The manner in which they did this challenged the conventions of human/animal interaction as well as the traditional wisdom of lion pride behavior.

Preposition: in

• achievement: We overcome barriers, seek out resources and create pride in achievements.

• fact: She is a bubbly administrator, and takes great pride in the fact that she holds the key to the headed note paper.

Preposition: of

• america: Carved thousands of miles of trails pride of america.

• place: The painting hangs, pride of place, in our training center entrance.

• fleet: She could again be the pride of the fleet and a grand symbol of America.