Prize and Stake

Prize

Prize noun - Someone or something unusually desirable.

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

Nearby Words: prized, prizing

Stake noun - A legal right to participation in the advantages, profits, and responsibility of something.

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Prize and stake are semantically related in share topic. Sometimes you can use "Prize" instead a noun "Stake".

Nearby Words: staked, staking

good	good prize	good stake
special	special prize	special stake
particular	particular prize	particular stake
standard	standard prize	standard stake
Other adjectives: legitimate, small, entire, real, large, big, great, huge, little, major, traditional, additional, highest, larger, monetary, bigger.

He suggests to Owen Wilson's character that he needs a partner and they could split the profits, them lets the Anaconda eat him as soon as his prize is at stake.

Source: Magnificent Bastard / Film
Undesirable Prize: During the 1980s shopping run, several prominent contestants were known to refuse even the most desirable Instant Bargains, particularly when a large end-game prize was at stake.

Source: Series / Sale Of The Century

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