Proudly

With justified pleasure or dignity in an effort, identity, quality, or achievement.

Reach for it when describing visible self-respect or satisfaction without implying superiority

She proudly displayed the quilt that all twelve students had made together.

• everyday

  openly

  when willingness to be seen is the important fact

  not when Openness does not show pride and can concern disclosure rather than praise.

• everyday

  with satisfaction

  when pleasure follows completed work

  not when Satisfaction is quieter and does not capture dignity or belonging.

• warm

  with pride

  when plain language should name the feeling directly

  not when Pride can be justified self-respect or arrogant superiority, so context must distinguish it.

• professional

  confidently

  when assurance in presentation matters

  not when Confidence can exist without satisfaction, identity, or achievement.

• formal

  with dignity

  when self-respect shapes the manner

  not when Dignity may be solemn and does not imply pleasure in an achievement.

• literary

  triumphantly

  when victory or overcoming deserves strong emphasis

  not when It can gloat over others and is excessive for quiet achievement.

• ashamedly
• humbly
• apologetically

• stand proudly

  The restored clock can stand proudly above the station entrance again.

• proudly announce

  The students proudly announce each verified result at the open day.

• proudly display

  Families proudly display photographs of the orchard they replanted.

• Proud adj.

Proudly needs context. It can express justified dignity or imply superiority, and should not be used to demand public disclosure of identity.