​Proud, Arrogant, Conceited

​Proud is a general word to describe somebody who is pleased with himself, or with what he has achieved.
Arrogant is a disapproving word to describe somebody who thinks he’s better than other people.
Conceited is a disapproving word to describe somebody who thinks he or his achievements are better than they really are.

• proud
  His parents are proud of him.
  She’s proud of being in the team.
• arrogant
  He’s first in his class, but he’s not arrogant about it.
  She’s too arrogant to learn from her own errors.
• conceited
  I knew I was going to win, and I’m not being conceited.
  That conceited singer didn’t want to sign autographs to the people waiting outside.

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