Synonyms for prize money
prize mon·ey

Princeton's WordNet

1. prize moneynoun

   any money given as a prize

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1. George Bernard Shaw:

   Nobel prize money is a lifebelt thrown to a swimmer who has already reached the shore in safety.

2. Philip Brook:

   After three years of favouring the left-hand side of the draw we feel we have got the balance about right, without the world's best tennis players we wouldn't have the world's best tennis tournament. We are very proud of our prize money record over the past four years.

3. Philip Brook:

   Without the world's best tennis players we wouldn't have the world's best tennis tournament, this level of prize money is affordable for the championships and we feel we should reflect that in what we pay the players.

4. The WTA:

   The semi-finals will go forward as scheduled on Sunday. Both finalists will receive finalist points and finalist prize money.

5. World Athletics president Sebastian Coe:

   Our professional athletes rely on prize money as part of their income and we're mindful that our competition season, on both the track and road, is being severely impacted by the pandemic.