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Prize

/praɪz/noun / verb
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A prize is an award, such as a trophy, money, or honor, given to recognize outstanding achievement in a competition, often sparking motivation and celebration in various fields. As a verb, to prize means to value or cherish something highly, adding a layer of personal or emotional significance that highlights its worth in modern relationships and collections.

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During the 18th century, British naval prize money from captured ships could turn ordinary sailors into millionaires; for example, after the Battle of Trafalgar in 1805, the total prize money distributed was over £3 million, equivalent to about £260 million today, funding the retirements of many a sea-weary adventurer.

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