Value and Winnings

Value

Value noun - The amount of money for which something will find a buyer.

Winnings and value are semantically related In some cases you can use "Winnings" instead a noun "Value".

Winnings

Winnings noun - Something won (especially money).

Value and winnings are semantically related in gain topic. Sometimes you can use "Value" instead a noun "Winnings".

How words are described

full full value full winnings
normal normal value normal winnings
total total value total winnings
current current value current winnings
Other adjectives: original, extreme, potential, general, possible, additional, highest, greater, monetary.

Both words in one sentence

  • Undesirable Prize During the time when winners spent their winnings on prizes, one of the lower-value items was a nearly 3-foot-tall ceramic Dalmatian statue priced at $154...although strangely, no brand was ever named in relation to it.
  • Golden Snitch This has gone back as far as the beginnings of the show, whereupon if the host landed on the top dollar value, a contestant who previously had no winnings could solve the puzzle, overtake the first-place contestant in an instant and win.
    Source: Golden Snitch
  • Bear in mind, this was a $17,000 car on a show where the general one-round winnings were markedly less than that (and considering that the car's value is closer to $28,000 in 2010 dollars - it was a really nice car).
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