| No. | Item | Definition |
|---|---|---|
| 1. | airs | affected superiority in manner |
| 2. | allegiance | loyal commitment or support |
| 3. | aplomb | confident self-possession |
| 4. | ardor | intense feeling or enthusiasm |
| 5. | arrogance | an overbearing sense of superiority |
| 6. | assurance | quiet confidence in oneself |
| 7. | assuredness | confidence and certainty |
| 8. | attachment | strong personal connection |
| 9. | audacity | bold confidence, often arrogant |
| 10. | bearing | dignified manner or posture |
| 11. | boastfulness | proud talk about oneself |
| 12. | boasting | proud self-praise |
| 13. | bragging | talking proudly about oneself |
| 14. | bravado | showy boldness or confidence |
| 15. | character | moral strength and dignity |
| 16. | complacency | smug self-satisfaction |
| 17. | conceit | an inflated opinion of oneself |
| 18. | confidence | belief in oneself |
| 19. | contentment | satisfied ease and fulfillment |
| 20. | credit | honor or praise earned |
| 21. | decorum | proper dignity in behavior |
| 22. | devotion | deep loyalty and commitment |
| 23. | dignity | noble self-respect or worth |
| 24. | disdain | proud contempt or scorn |
| 25. | distinction | honor from excellence |
| 26. | effrontery | shameless boldness or insolence |
| 27. | ego | one’s sense of self-importance |
| 28. | egotism | excessive self-centered pride |
| 29. | elevation | raised dignity or nobility |
| 30. | eminence | high rank or distinction |
| 31. | esteem | respect and admiration |
| 32. | exultation | triumphant happiness and satisfaction |
| 33. | face | social dignity or reputation |
| 34. | family honor | pride in family reputation |
| 35. | fealty | loyal devotion or allegiance |
| 36. | fervor | intense enthusiasm or devotion |
| 37. | fulfillment | satisfaction from achievement or purpose |
| 38. | gall | shamelessly bold arrogance |
| 39. | gladness | pleased happiness or satisfaction |
| 40. | glee | delighted satisfaction |
| 41. | glory | honor and exalted distinction |
| 42. | grandeur | impressive dignity or magnificence |
| 43. | grandiosity | an exaggerated sense of greatness |
| 44. | gravitas | serious dignity and importance |
| 45. | greatness | remarkable excellence or dignity |
| 46. | haughtiness | disdainful pride or superiority |
| 47. | high-mindedness | noble ideals and dignity |
| 48. | honor | a sense of personal worth |
| 49. | honorableness | the quality of being honorable |
| 50. | hubris | dangerous overconfidence and arrogance |
| 51. | immodesty | lack of humility or restraint |
| 52. | imperiousness | arrogant command and superiority |
| 53. | importance | personal significance or consequence |
| 54. | insolence | bold disrespect from arrogance |
| 55. | integrity | moral soundness and honor |
| 56. | investment | personal stake and concern |
| 57. | loftiness | proud dignity or elevation |
| 58. | lordliness | proud, superior manner |
| 59. | loyalty | faithful attachment and support |
| 60. | magnificence | splendid grandeur and dignity |
| 61. | majesty | impressive dignity and grandeur |
| 62. | merit | deserving praise or value |
| 63. | name | one’s public reputation |
| 64. | nationalism | strong national pride |
| 65. | nobility | elevated character and dignity |
| 66. | ownership | personal investment and responsibility |
| 67. | poise | composed self-confidence and dignity |
| 68. | pomp | showy dignity or display |
| 69. | pomposity | self-important dignity or display |
| 70. | prestige | high status and respect |
| 71. | presumption | overconfident boldness or arrogance |
| 72. | pretension | claim to importance or dignity |
| 73. | pretentiousness | showy claim to importance |
| 74. | pridefulness | the quality of being proud |
| 75. | propriety | correctness and social dignity |
| 76. | proudness | the state of being proud |
| 77. | regality | royal dignity or grandeur |
| 78. | relish | keen enjoyment or satisfaction |
| 79. | renown | widespread honor and admiration |
| 80. | reputation | the regard held by others |
| 81. | respectability | socially accepted dignity and honor |
| 82. | self-admiration | admiration directed at oneself |
| 83. | self-conceit | excessive pride in oneself |
| 84. | self-esteem | confidence in one’s own value |
| 85. | self-importance | an exaggerated sense of importance |
| 86. | self-regard | regard for oneself |
| 87. | self-respect | a proper sense of self-worth |
| 88. | self-worth | one’s sense of personal value |
| 89. | snobbery | pride in social superiority |
| 90. | spirit | inner courage and self-respect |
| 91. | superiority | a feeling of being better |
| 92. | swagger | arrogant self-confidence in manner |
| 93. | team spirit | pride in one’s team |
| 94. | triumph | joy from success or victory |
| 95. | uprightness | moral dignity and honor |
| 96. | vainglory | boastful vanity or pride |
| 97. | vanity | excessive admiration of oneself |
| 98. | warmth | kindly feeling and attachment |
| 99. | worthiness | deserving respect or esteem |
| 100. | zeal | eager devotion and enthusiasm |
