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prize money
noun
money offered, won, or received in prizes.
a portion of the money realized from the sale of a prize, especially an enemy's vessel, divided among the captors.
prize money
noun
any money offered, paid, or received as a prize
(formerly) a part of the money realized from the sale of a captured vessel
Word History and Origins
Origin of prize money1
Example Sentences
A significant portion of that prize money will go to teams just for showing up, with the amount differing by confederation.
But although the Grand Slams now offer equal prize money for men and women, there is disparity elsewhere.
Evaristo said she would put the prize money into a project to support other women writers, and will give more details in the autumn.
"We're focused on strengthening the sport by building a more premium product - one that creates more prize money, and more opportunities for players," a statement to BBC Sport read.
Where once they dominated the Premier League commercially, now they trail Manchester City, who have generated greater prize money over the past decade.
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