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What does it mean when you say Im humbled?
DEFINITIONS1. to feel less important or proud because of something that has been achieved or suffered by someone else. We feel humbled by our local community’s generosity and support.
How do you respond when someone says I’m humbled?
Just say ‘Thank you. ‘ That’s it. Thank you is always a great reply.
Can you be humbled and honored at the same time?
So if you became POTUS, for example, you’d be honored by the greatness of the position but also humbled that little old you is now in such an important office. It’s really just a phrase people use to communicate gratitude.
What is another way of saying I am humbled?
What is another word for humbled?
| humiliated | shamed |
|---|---|
| humble | sorry |
| shy | remorseful |
| conscience-stricken | contrite |
| distressed | disconcerted |
Can you be humbled and proud?
You might even be “humbled” by what they’ve done. Cool. If you deserve credit for their accomplishment, you’re more than welcome to be proud of them. If, on the other hand, you’ve done something awesome, and you want to be recognized, you’re also welcome to be proud.
What is the difference between humble and humbled?
Humble vs Humility Humble refers to having or showing a low view of one’s importance. Humility refers to the quality of having a low view of one’s importance.
How can I be proud and humble?
Here are two ways to be proud of yourself in a humble way.
- DELIGHT, NOT PRIDE. When you accomplish something and feel really good about it, that isn’t pride. It’s delight.
- THANKFUL, NOT ENTITLED. The thing that keeps you humble when you feel good about something you’ve done is thankfulness.
Can you be proud and humbled?
The short version: people are saying they’re “proud” when they are really affirmingly excited, and they’re saying they’re “humbled” when they are really proud.
Does humble come from humility?
Humility means “the state of being humble.” Both it and humble have their origin in the Latin word humilis, meaning “low.” Like this latter use of humble, the kind of lowness expressed in the word humility is typically one chosen by oneself.
Is humble a misuse of the word “humble”?
This isn’t necessarily a misuse of the word “humble.” The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language (5th ed.) defines the adjective “humble” this way: “1. Marked by meekness or modesty in behavior, attitude, or spirit; not arrogant or prideful. 2. Showing deferential or submissive respect: a humble apology.
What does it mean when a victorious politician says “humble”?
So the use of “humble” by a victorious politician isn’t incorrect, if he means he’s proud of winning yet humbled by the responsibilities of office. But we have to say there’s something disingenuous about this “proud yet humble” formula. It’s all too easy to call yourself “humble” when you’re on top.
What does it mean to be proud or humble?
The short version: people are saying they’re “proud” when they are really affirmingly excited, and they’re saying they’re “humbled” when they are really proud. You keep using that word. If playback doesn’t begin shortly, try restarting your device.
What does it mean to be humbled by an award?
Having a low estimate of one’s importance, worthiness, or merits; marked by the absence of self-assertion or self-exaltation; lowly: the opposite of proud. So it’s very appropriate to say that one is humbled by an award: not proud, but rather questioning whether they deserve such an honor. 4 Share ReportSave Continue this thread level 2 · 3y