prize (277 synonym found)

Prize has 277 synonyms. The top synonyms for prize are aim, bar, cup, fat, gem, pry, arch, beam and 269 more. Browse the full list below.

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aim
bar
cup
fat
gem
pry
arch
beam
best
boom
bust
call
crow
dial
find
gain
goal
haul
hope
limb
loot
mark
meed
mete
pace
pick
plum
rank
rate
size
span
spar
step
swag
take
till
tomb
tope
wish
adore
assay
boast
booty
brass
cairn
catch
class
crank
cream
cross
deify
elect
elite
exalt
favor
gauge
graft
grave
guess
honor
jewel
jimmy
lever
meter
mound
Oscar
pearl
pedal
perks
plumb
price
pride
prime
probe
purse
queen
shaft
sound
spoil
stela
stone
stupa
wedge
weigh
admire
assess
barrow
boodle
carrot
chosen
column
desire
divide
dolmen
esteem
fathom
figure
magnet
marker
menhir
peavey
picked
pillar
plaque
reckon
regard
revere
ribbon
shrine
spoils
stakes
survey
tablet
trophy
winner
apprize
caliper
cherish
compute
crowbar
diamond
godsend
guerdon
idolize
jackpot
measure
memento
obelisk
optimal
optimum
paragon
plunder
premium
pyramid
respect
size up
squeeze
supreme
treadle
valuate
worship
accolade
ambition
appraise
cenotaph
champion
claw bar
cromlech
defer to
dividend
estimate
evaluate
graduate
leverage
megalith
memorial
monolith
monument
nonesuch
obituary
peerless
pickings
quantify
quantize
receipts
superior
the best
the tops
treasure
valorize
venerate
windfall
winnings
blackmail
calculate
calibrate
cant hook
cyclolith
footstone
handspike
headstone
hoarstone
hold dear
hot goods
iron crow
lodestone
matchless
mausoleum
mensurate
necrology
nonpareil
outrigger
paramount
pinch bar
reliquary
reverence
stealings
tombstone
unmatched
very best
appreciate
fair-trade
first-rate
fulcrumage
good thing
gravestone
handpicked
look up to
perquisite
surpassing
temptation
trouvaille
apotheosize
booby prize
dearly love
desideratum
first prize
inscription
Nobel Prize
outstanding
pork barrel
public till
rate highly
remembrance
ripping bar
superlative
sweepstakes
testimonial
triangulate
unmatchable
unsurpassed
dearest wish
desideration
for the best
get leverage
hero-worship
make much of
marlinespike
quintessence
second prize
set store by
stolen goods
unparalleled
wrecking bar
Academy Award
golden vision
memorial arch
pride and joy
public trough
quote a price
the best ever
the very best
think much of
think well of
boundary stone
get a foothold
hold in esteem
memorial stone
quintessential
rostral column
take a reading
forbidden fruit
glimmering goal
memorial column
memorial statue
think highly of
form an estimate
spoils of office
accord respect to
check a parameter
consolation prize
hold in reverence
make an estimation
love to distraction
give an appreciation
ascribe importance to
entertain respect for

Frequently asked questions

What is a synonym for prize?

A common synonym for prize is aim. Other synonyms include bar, cup, fat, gem.

How many synonyms does prize have?

Prize has 277 synonyms listed on Thesaurasize.

What does prize mean?

(n): that which is taken from another; something captured; a thing seized by force, stratagem, or superior power; anything captured by a belligerent using the rights of war; esp., property captured at

Definition of prize:

(n) : that which is taken from another; something captured; a thing seized by force, stratagem, or superior power; anything captured by a belligerent using the rights of war; esp., property captured at sea in virtue of the rights of war, as a vessel
(v) : to consider something highly valuable; to move with a lever; to force up or open; to pry
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Definition of prize:

(n) : that which is taken from another; something captured; a thing seized by force, stratagem, or superior power; anything captured by a belligerent using the rights of war; esp., property captured at sea in virtue of the rights of war, as a vessel
(v) : to consider something highly valuable; to move with a lever; to force up or open; to pry
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