unproud
American
[uhn-proud]
/ ʌnˈpraʊd /
adjective
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having a low opinion of one’s own traits, associations, behavior, etc..
I was so unproud of my involvement that I withdrew my membership and even changed my name.
-
not proud; humble.
They are a peace-loving and unproud people.
Other Word Forms
- unproudly adverb
Etymology
Origin of unproud
First recorded in 1550-75; un- 1 ( def. ) + proud ( def. )
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