premium Antonyms

Meaning of premium

Wordnet

premium (n)

payment for insurance

the amount that something in scarce supply is valued above its nominal value

a fee charged for exchanging currencies

a prize, bonus, or award given as an inducement to purchase products, enter competitions initiated by business interests, etc.

payment or reward (especially from a government) for acts such as catching criminals or killing predatory animals or enlisting in the military

Wordnet

premium (s)

having or reflecting superior quality or value

premium Sentence Examples

  1. The premium seats at the concert offered a breathtaking view of the stage.
  2. The store offered a premium selection of handcrafted wines from around the world.
  3. The premium insurance policy covered all the valuable items in their home.
  4. The restaurant served premium quality steaks cooked to perfection.
  5. The hotel's premium amenities included a private pool and butler service.
  6. The premium subscription to the streaming service granted access to exclusive content and ad-free viewing.
  7. The premium leather jacket was both durable and stylish.
  8. The bank offered a premium interest rate on its high-yield savings accounts.
  9. The premium chocolate truffles were a rich and decadent indulgence.
  10. The premium vehicle provided a luxurious and comfortable driving experience.

FAQs About the word premium

payment for insurance, the amount that something in scarce supply is valued above its nominal value, a fee charged for exchanging currencies, a prize, bonus, or

prize, accolade, honor, award, distinction, plate, trophy, badge, cup, tribute

cheap, reasonable, inexpensive, reasonable, cheap, moderate, moderate,inexpensive, worthless,worthless

The premium seats at the concert offered a breathtaking view of the stage.

The store offered a premium selection of handcrafted wines from around the world.

The premium insurance policy covered all the valuable items in their home.

The restaurant served premium quality steaks cooked to perfection.