foreprize (Meaning)
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foreprize (v. t.)
To prize or rate beforehand.
Synonyms & Antonyms of foreprize
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
foreprize Sentence Examples
- The foreprize for the esteemed award will be announced at the ceremony's commencement.
- In anticipation of the foreprize, a palpable sense of excitement hung in the air.
- The foreprize recipient had dedicated countless hours to their groundbreaking research.
- The foreprize served as a testament to the individual's unwavering determination and scientific brilliance.
- The foreprize winner graciously accepted the honor, expressing gratitude for the recognition.
- The foreprize ignited a spark of inspiration within the scientific community, fostering further innovation.
- The anticipation for the foreprize built steadily, as nominees eagerly awaited the announcement.
- The foreprize selection committee meticulously evaluated each submission, seeking the most deserving recipient.
- The foreprize not only honored the individual but also celebrated the field of science as a whole.
- The foreprize bestowed upon the researcher was a testament to their extraordinary contributions to the advancement of knowledge.
FAQs About the word foreprize
To prize or rate beforehand.
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No antonyms found.
The foreprize for the esteemed award will be announced at the ceremony's commencement.
In anticipation of the foreprize, a palpable sense of excitement hung in the air.
The foreprize recipient had dedicated countless hours to their groundbreaking research.
The foreprize served as a testament to the individual's unwavering determination and scientific brilliance.
