Definition of «prized»

The word "prized" is an adjective, which means to highly value or appreciate something. It can also mean to hold in high esteem or regard, and to consider as important or valuable. The term often refers to a possession that someone cherishes or treasures, such as an object of great beauty, rarity, or historical significance. In other contexts, "prized" may be used to describe a person who is admired for their skills or accomplishments, or a goal that is highly sought after and esteemed.

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She proudly displayed her prized possession, a hand-painted vase, on the shelf.
The athlete was awarded a prized medal for winning the gold in the Olympic Games.
The author's prized book collection filled the shelves from floor to ceiling in the library.
The chef carefully selected the prized ingredients to create his signature dish.
The museum displayed a prized artwork, which was a much-anticipated attraction for art enthusiasts.
After years of hard work, she finally achieved her prized goal of becoming a top-ranked tennis player.
The farmer's prized cow won first place in the county fair's livestock competition.
The family heirloom, a prized antique pocket watch, was passed down from generations.
The little girl treasured her prized doll, which was given to her by her grandmother.
The university awarded a scholarship to the student with the most prized academic achievements.

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