Prize
Prize noun - Someone or something unusually desirable.
Satisfaction and prize are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Satisfaction" instead a noun "Prize".
Satisfaction
Satisfaction noun - The feeling experienced when one's wishes are met.
Prize and satisfaction are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Prize" instead a noun "Satisfaction".
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| good | good prize | good satisfaction |
| full | full prize | full satisfaction |
| best | best prize | best satisfaction |
| particular | particular prize | particular satisfaction |
| Other adjectives: better, certain, sufficient, real, great, huge, little, potential, ultimate, minor, extra, additional, greater, maximum, greatest, overall. | ||
Both words in one sentence
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Constrained Writing Cosmetic Award - The first and foremost prize for completing Script Frenzy was ... the mere satisfaction of completing one's script.
Source: Website / Script Frenzy -
Cosmetic Award - The first and foremost prize for completing Nanowrimo is ... the mere satisfaction of completing one's novel.
Source: Useful Notes / NaNoWriMo - Better yet, he got the satisfaction of knowing that the executive now suffered from a crippling paranoia of his return, which made for a pretty sweet consolation prize.
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