prize¹ (Spenser, Shakespeare prise) /prīz/

1. A reward or symbol of success offered or won in competition by contest or chance, or granted in recognition of excellence
2. Anything well worth striving for
3. A highly valued acquisition
4. Privilege or advantage (Shakespeare)
5. Esteem (Spenser)
6. Valuation, appraisal (Shakespeare)

1. Awarded, worthy of, or constituting a prize
2. Treasured
3. (ironically) perfect, great (as in a prize fool)

1. To value
2. To value highly
3. To set a price on (obsolete)
4. (Spenser pryse) to pay for

priˈzable adjective

Valuable

prized adjective

1. Valued highly
2. Treasured

priˈzer noun (rare)

An appraiser

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