Pride

A lack or absence of humility or teachableness. Pride sets people in opposition to each other and to God. A proud person sets himself above those around him and follows his own will rather than God’s will. Conceit, envy, hardheartedness, and haughtiness are also typical of a proud person.

The great and spacious building was the pride of the world, 1 Ne. 11:36 (1 Ne. 12:18).
When they are learned they think they are wise, 2 Ne. 9:28–29.
Ye are lifted up in the pride of your hearts, Jacob 2:13, 16 (Alma 4:8–12).
Are ye stripped of pride, Alma 5:28.
Exceedingly great pride had gotten into the hearts of the people, Hel. 3:33–36.
How quick are the children of men lifted up in pride, Hel. 12:4–5.
The pride of this nation hath proven their destruction, Moro. 8:27.