Memorial and Prize

Memorial

Memorial noun - Something that serves to keep alive the memory of a person or event.
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Synonyms for Memorial

Prize and memorial are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Prize" instead a noun "Memorial".

Prize

Prize noun - Someone or something unusually desirable.

Memorial and prize are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Memorial" instead a noun "Prize".

Nearby Words: prized, prizing

How words are described

special special memorial special prize
original original memorial original prize
small small memorial small prize
actual actual memorial actual prize
Other adjectives: entire, large, big, huge, little, new, major, traditional, final, official.

Both words in one sentence

  • Hollywood Science A Beautiful Mind features a scene in which John Nash explains his "Nash Equilibria" his big discovery that eventually won him the Nobel (Memorial) Prize in Economics.
  • Historical Villain Upgrade This portrayal was so at odds with the historical record that a studio executive traveled to Murdoch's hometown, apologized, and made a donation to boost the local high school's William Murdoch Memorial Prize, and Cameron himself later apologized in the DVD commentary.
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