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prideful 

full of pride. not to be confused with proud. prideful is negative. whereas proud can be a good thing. prideful is in fact a real word and its first known use is from the 15th century. Although in the 15th century it was synonymous to noble. the meaning has evolved. In what ever way people chose to use this word, the fact remains that it is as word.
Prideful people assume they know what words do not exist in the English language without first checking any sources.
prideful by fivefacegemini September 30, 2012
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Prideful 

A made-up word that some Americans say when they really mean proud. Not just rednecks either, I've heard it in countless TV shows
Hey Jack, stop being so prideful about your favourite baseball team and get me another hamburger.

prideful 

a word that is supposed to mean full of pride, but in reality just a made up word by some dum bum :p
i am very prideful
prideful by ^^ June 20, 2003

Prideful Masculinity 

Prideful Masculinity : tendency for some men to refuse to ask for help/assistance from others and/or to admit mistakes no matter the costs
John, due to his prideful masculinity refused to ask for directions in the huge city. As a result, we were lost for hours.

The Leader, due to his Prideful Masculinity, did not ask for and refused to accept other countries assistance in providing effective vaccines to combat the Pandemic. As a result, the economy suffered and hundreds of thousands died
Prideful Masculinity by deadbeatles December 30, 2022

pridefall 

june 1st 2020 incels on the internet will be leaving homophobic comments, doxxing people, and sending vile videos and images to small lgbtq+ creators on tiktok, instagram and twitter. put your accounts on private and don’t click any links
did you hear about pridefall? i heard the incels are going crazy
pridefall by abbsabbsabbs May 28, 2020

Pridefall 

A cyber-attack planned on 4chan for Pride month. Dozens of homophobic people collect data from LGBTQ+ people and use it to get their addresses then potentially send SWAT to their houses. Which is also bad seen as racism in law enforcement has been raised.
Dad: Have you heard about Pridefall?
Gay Child: Yes, it’s sickening.
Homophobic Mother: No, it’s not.
Pridefall by raikuandriku May 28, 2020

project pridefall 

this is an event starting june 1st, and it’s planned to get progressively worse as pride month goes on. people plan to r*pe, murder, and kidnap people of the lgbt+ community along with expose their personal information on social media, like addresses and phone numbers for people to harass them. they also plan to send videos of r*pe and murder to people of this community.
-“have you heard about project pridefall?”

-“yes, it’s absolutely sickening.”
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