king's ransom Synonyms
Strongest:
- pittance
- song
- peanuts
- pittance
- peanuts
- spending-money
- pocket-money
- petty-cash
- mite
- pocket-money
- petty-cash
- spending-money
- song
- mite
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No strong antonyms found.
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king's ransom Meaning
king's ransom (n)
a very large treasure
king's ransom Sentence Examples
- The antique furniture was worth a king's ransom, but the owner was willing to sell it for a fraction of the price.
- The kidnappers demanded a king's ransom for the safe return of the kidnapped child.
- The rare stamp collection was so valuable that it fetched a king's ransom at auction.
- The gambler lost a king's ransom at the casino, but he was determined to win it all back.
- The government offered a king's ransom for information leading to the capture of the escaped convict.
- The treasure hunter spent his life searching for a king's ransom in gold and jewels, but he never found it.
- The company paid a king's ransom to settle the lawsuit against it.
- The politician was accused of accepting a king's ransom in bribes from wealthy donors.
- The winning lottery ticket was worth a king's ransom, and the lucky winner was able to retire early.
- The old mansion was rumored to be haunted by the ghost of a king who had hidden a king's ransom in the walls.
FAQs About the word king's ransom
a very large treasure
fortune, big bucks, mint, bundle, bomb, pile, treasure trove,earth, packet, megabucks
pittance, song, peanuts, pittance, peanuts, spending money, pocket money, petty cash, mite, pocket money
The antique furniture was worth a king's ransom, but the owner was willing to sell it for a fraction of the price.
The kidnappers demanded a king's ransom for the safe return of the kidnapped child.
The rare stamp collection was so valuable that it fetched a king's ransom at auction.
The gambler lost a king's ransom at the casino, but he was determined to win it all back.
