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prizes

noun as in goal; best

verb as in value highly

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Example Sentences

Her dislikes are weeds that matter less, if at all, than what she prizes.

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What I found more useful was to look at what Rogan asked Trump and what he agreed with, presumably in the name of the conversations he prizes over standard journalistic interviews.

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There were no prizes, giveaways or naming of the Diamond of the Season, as advertised on the event's website.

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In a mellow, equitable night, the other awards were spread among many of the nominated shows, with “Stereophonic,” “The Outsiders,” “Appropriate” and an ingeniously reimagined “Merrily We Roll Along” carrying home the top prizes.

After accepting their prizes, the winners trekked across the Lincoln Center plaza to a press room where they answered questions from The New York Times and reporters from other news outlets.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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