Noun:

शत्रूकडून लुटलेला पैसा किंवा मालाचा बखरा,

prize money's Usage Examples:

Vain set Australian prize money records as a two-year-old and three-year-old.

PrincipalsAchievementsIn 1989, the school won Best Award and prize money of "3,000 in the 1989 National Mural Competition, an event held in conjunction with the Community Week '89 themed at social cohesion and racial harmony.

During the 1980s the British Masters was one of the most lucrative events on the European Tour with a prize fund that was as high as third among the tournaments on the schedule, but its status, or at least its relative level of prize money, has declined considerably in recent years.

Second-seeded Tracy Austin won the singles title and earner "100,000 first-prize money.

As a result, the prize money for the 2013 tournament was US"33.

She shared the prize money for the capture of the town and fortress with , , Transfer, and the bomb vessel .

Kotashaan finished second; the mistake costing roughly "1 million in prize money.

put in place dictating how prize money can be spent.

In 2009, as well as in 2008, the total prize money was €550,000.

It is the third biggest racecourse in Britain in terms of total prize money.

This challenge is now coordinated by ASI and the prize money is backed by the Australian Skeptics Science and Education Foundation.

Synonyms:

prize, award,

Antonyms:

disesteem, look down on, disrespect,