prized

[US]/praɪzd/
[UK]/praɪzd/
Frequency: Very High

Translation

adj. highly valued or cherished; considered to be of great importance

Phrases & Collocations

prized possession

highly prized

Example Sentences

a prized collection of books

Freedom is prized above riches.

A good woman is prized above jewels.

The boy’s bicycle was his most prized possession.

the berries were prized for their healing properties.

The boy's robot toy was his most prized possession.

"Mined in the Byeshk and Graywall Mountains bordering Droaam, this rare metal is prized by smiths for use in jewelry and weapons.

Real-world Examples

Why was it that the ancients prized this Tao so much?

Source: Tao Te Ching

Sentiment gauges are especially prized given the time lag in economic data.

Source: The Economist - Finance

He won first prize in his group.

Source: New Target Junior High School English Grade 8 (Upper)

Today the 1852 trophy oars are the oldest intercollegiate athletic prize in North America.

Source: Entering Harvard University

Oh, Maggie, you can have my prize, so can I have your prize?

Source: Uncle teaches you to learn basic English.

They received the prize for developing this ingenious tool for organic synthesis.

Source: 2021 Nobel Laureates Interview Transcripts

He won a prize in the Gift Shop.

Source: New Target Junior High School English Grade 8 (Upper)

House of Fraser is not a glittering prize.

Source: The Economist (Summary)

They awarded her first prize at the flower show.

Source: In the process of honing one's listening skills.

It's not like Carl's father is such a prize.

Source: Modern Family - Season 07

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