flattered

adjective
UK /ˈflæt.əd/
US /ˈflæt̬.ɚd/

Feeling happy because someone said something nice about you.

She felt flattered when her teacher praised her drawing.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. Past tense of flatter, meaning to praise someone to make them feel good.

He flattered his friend by saying she was the best singer in class.

3. Made to look better or more attractive than usual.

The bright light flattered the old painting.

4. Feeling too proud because of praise, sometimes in a way that seems insincere.

He was flattered by all the attention but knew it might not last.