Noun:

బహుమతి, జయలాబ్హ్, విలువైన అంశం, డబ్బు దోచుకున్నారు, ప్రార్థన,

Adjective:

బహుమతి, ప్రార్థన,

prizes's Usage Examples:

Payne graduated from RADA in 1981 with seven major prizes for acting, comedy (Payne won the Fabia Drake Prize for Comedy) and physical presence.

He left the Conservatory in 1949 with first prizes in harmony (class of Maurice Duruflé), music history, fugue and counterpoint (class of Noël Gallon), composition (class of Tony Aubin), and organ (class of Marcel Dupré).

the prizes in those games were brazen tripods, which the victors had to dedicate in the temple of Apollo; and Halicarnassus was struck out of the league.

1925 the Trust has provided funding for research projects, fellowships, studentships, bursaries and prizes; it operates across all the academic disciplines.

The Company promotes the lighting industry by awarding prizes and scholarships.

The Royal Television Society awarded Natural World the Best Documentary Strand in 1999 and photography prizes to the episodes Mississippi, Tales of the Last River Rat in 2005 and Wye, Voices from the Valley in 2007.

be still its own reward in this country, for the Victoria Cross is the shabbiest of all prizes.

campaign to "put an end" to the use of fur coats as award prizes in pageantries.

AwardsHer great commercial success and critical acclaim is reflected in the numerous prizes she has been awarded over the years.

The winners are as follows:Both of these prizes have been discontinued.

The show revolves around contestants competing by identifying accurate pricing of merchandise to win cash and prizes.

Each column contained one or more prizes, which were only banked by the contestant who removed the last digit from a column (regardless of who removed the others).

Awards and prizesIn 1956 Demus won first prize at the Ferruccio Busoni International Piano Competition.

Synonyms:

fellowship, gift, prize money, premium, award, jackpot, gratuity, door prize, scholarship,

Antonyms:

misogyny, unafraid, fearlessness, afraid, discourtesy,