civic pride
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Definition
Noun: * Pride in your city or community: A feeling of satisfaction, pleasure, and loyalty that people have towards the city, town, or community in which they live. It involves a sense of shared responsibility and a desire to contribute to its well-being and appearance.
Usage and Examples
- Noun:
- The beautiful parks and clean streets are a source of great civic pride for the residents.
- Volunteering to clean up the local beach is an act of civic pride.
- The new library was built not just as a facility, but to foster civic pride.
Advanced Usage
- "A sense of civic pride": A common collocation emphasizing the feeling or emotion.
- The festival is designed to build a sense of civic pride among young people.
- "Instill civic pride": To deliberately encourage or develop this feeling in others.
- The mayor's initiative aims to instill civic pride through public art projects.
Variants and Related Words
- Civic-minded (adj): Interested in and concerned about the well-being of one's community.
- She is a very civic-minded person who always votes and volunteers.
- Civic duty (n): A responsibility expected of a member of a community, such as voting or jury duty.
- He considered serving on the jury his civic duty.
Synonyms
- Community spirit: The feeling of belonging and caring for the people in one's local area.
- Local patriotism: Loyalty and devotion to one's own town or region.
Related Phrases
- Take pride in one's community: To feel pleased and satisfied with the area where one lives.
- We should all take pride in our community and help keep it clean.
Noun
- pride in your city