hurt somebody's pride
wound somebody's pride
puncture somebody's pride

Could it be that your interference wounded his pride?

He had wounded her pride by leaving her to go to another woman.

He wants more than to wound your pride, skin your knees.

Such words wounded his pride, and he determined to do so well that he should earn praise.

It sent him into despair and severely wounded his masculine pride.

It would but wound his pride still further.

I know the way to wound his pride far more keenly!

It had long wounded his pride that of the Mulvaneys he was the only one obliged to wear glasses.

Had she truly wounded his pride so much?

He had allowed the Americans to wound his pride.