Synonyms for prize
praɪzprize

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1. prizeverb

   Esteem and estimate alike imply to set a certain mental value upon, but esteem is less precise and mercantile than calculate or estimate. We esteem a jewel precious; we estimate it to be worth so much money. This sense of esteem is now chiefly found in literary or oratorical style, and in certain conventional phrases; as, I esteem it an honor, a favor. In popular usage esteem, as said of persons, denotes a union of respect and kindly feeling and, in the highest sense, of moral approbation; as, one whom I highly esteem; the word may be used in a similar sense of material things or abstractions; as, one whose friendship I esteem; a shell greatly esteemed for inlaid work. To appreciate anything is to be deeply or keenly sensible of or sensitive to its qualities or influence, to see its full import, be alive to its value, importance, or worth; as, to appreciate beauty or harmony; to appreciate one's services in a cause; the word is similarly, tho rarely, used of persons. To prize is to set a high value on for something more than merely commercial reasons. One may value some object, as a picture, beyond all price, as a family heirloom, or may prize it as the gift of an esteemed friend, without at all appreciating its artistic merit or commercial value. To regard (French regarder, look at, observe) is to have a certain mental view favorable or unfavorable; as, I regard him as a friend; or, I regard him as a villain; regard has a distinctively favorable sense as applied to institutions, proprieties, duties, etc., but does not share the use of the noun regard as applied to persons; we regard the Sabbath; we regard a person's feelings; we have a regard for the person. Compare ESTEEM, n.

   Synonyms:
   appreciate, calculate, consider, deem, esteem, esteem, estimate, hold, regard, think, value

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1. prizenoun

   Synonyms:
   booty, spoil, plunder, prey, forage, trophy, laurels, guerdon, premium, honors, ovation, palm

   Antonyms:
   loss, forfeiture, fine, penalty, amercement, sacrifice, disappointment, failure, brand, stigma, infamy, mulct

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1. prize, awardnoun

   something given for victory or superiority in a contest or competition or for winning a lottery

   "the prize was a free trip to Europe"

   Synonyms:
   awarding, award, booty, plunder, honor, laurels, swag, loot, accolade, dirty money, honour, pillage, trophy

   Antonyms:
   inferior

2. loot, booty, pillage, plunder, prize, swag, dirty moneynoun

   goods or money obtained illegally

   Synonyms:
   shekels, cabbage, dirty money, pillaging, bread, lettuce, swag, sugar, wampum, kale, lucre, clams, trophy, award, gelt, dinero, scratch, boodle, dough, moolah, lolly, plundering, pelf, loot, plunder, booty, simoleons, pillage

   Antonyms:
   inferior

3. trophy, prizeadjective

   something given as a token of victory

   Synonyms:
   swag, booty, plunder, award, loot, dirty money, pillage, trophy

   Antonyms:
   inferior

4. choice, prime(a), prize, quality, selectverb

   of superior grade

   "choice wines"; "prime beef"; "prize carnations"; "quality paper"; "select peaches"

   Antonyms:
   inferior

5. prize, value, treasure, appreciateverb

   hold dear

   "I prize these old photographs"

   Synonyms:
   value, apprise, appreciate, assess, apprize, hold dear, care for, respect, appraise, esteem, pry, cherish, rate, take account, measure, treasure, evaluate, jimmy, lever, revalue, prise, valuate

   Antonyms:
   inferior

6. pry, prise, prize, lever, jimmyverb

   to move or force, especially in an effort to get something open

   "The burglar jimmied the lock": "Raccoons managed to pry the lid off the garbage pail"

   Synonyms:
   poke, intrude, treasure, nose, pry, esteem, lever, respect, appreciate, horn in, value, jimmy, prise

   Antonyms:
   inferior

7. respect, esteem, value, prize, priseverb

   regard highly; think much of

   "I respect his judgement"; "We prize his creativity"

   Synonyms:
   value, appreciate, assess, look upon, jimmy, pry, respect, honor, esteem, observe, measure, abide by, lever, treasure, rate, regard as, honour, look on, evaluate, repute, prise, think of, take to be, appraise, valuate

   Antonyms:
   inferior

Matched Categories

1. • Consider
   • Gift
   • Stolen Property

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1. prizenoun

   Synonyms:
   reward, premium, trophy

2. prizenoun

   Synonyms:
   capture

3. prizeverb

   Synonyms:
   estimate, rate, appraise

4. prizeverb

   Synonyms:
   esteem, value highly

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1. prizenoun

   Synonyms:
   meed, guerdon, palm, trophy, laurels, reward, premium, sweepstakes

2. prizeverb

   Synonyms:
   value, esteem

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1. List of paraphrases for "prize":

   award, price, nobel, sakharov, awards, reward, prices, prix, premio, premium, prizes, laureate, prize-winner, pricing, rewards, jackpot, bonus, trophy, prizewinner

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1. Yun Hae-ri:

   It feels like Trump just knocked down all the efforts the two Koreas have put forward for the U.S.-North Korea summit. For me, it feels like North Korea is more of a normal country, saying it would give the U.S. time and wait, i don't think Trump is doing the right thing if he wants to win the Nobel Peace Prize.

2. Rio Games:

   They are not coming because there's no prize money.

3. Martin Chalfie:

   I woke up at ten after six, and I realised that they must have given the Prize in Chemistry, so I simply said,' Okay, who's the schnook that got Nobel Prize this time ? .

4. Roger Federer:

   On the ATP level... if you can't play, you still get your prize money twice in the year. Maybe the grand slams should adopt some of that, then maybe we would eliminate half of the players (who turn up injured), a player should not go on court if he knows he could not finish. The question is, did they truly believe they were going to finish? If they did, I think it's okay that they walk on court. Otherwise, I feel they should give up the spot.

5. Jen:

   To be a prized scientist you have to be good at science, to be a mathematician, you have to be good at math, to be a Pulitzer prize winner, you'd have to my excellent at writing, but to be a famous person in history, learning history will get you nowhere." -Anonymous