Object

• prise: Big Prizes A top prize for each of the Top 3 players.

• year: Academic Prizes Each year, top students are honored for their exemplary performance.

• skill: We take reading and writing for granted, but then it was a highly prized skill.

• commodity: The skins of jaguars were highly prized commodities, as recorded in the tribute pages of the Codex Mendoza.

Subject

• collector: Complete examples in good original condition are the most highly prized by collectors.

• employer: At the same time traditional customer service skills remain highly prized by employers.

• culture: Rose has a very gentle but strong uplifting & balancing effect and it has been prized by all cultures since the beginning of civilization.

Adjective complement

• open: First Lee Steele was allowed the freedom of SE7 to make hay on the left as the Addicks were prized open with ease.

Modifying Another Word

• highly: Our raucous musical evenings are highly prized by the hard of hearing.

• greatly: Hopton Wood Limestone from Middleton by Wirksworth was greatly prized.

• especially: Especially prized were his hilarious put downs of Winston Churchill.

• much: These were much prized for the quality of their wool.

• particularly: Her love of shape and fine potting mean her ceramics are particularly prized in Japan.

• so: The whole project of ordered rationality, so prized by the Enlightenment, was judged and found wanting.

Preposition: for

• century: Prized for centuries by woodwind instrument makers for its tone.

Preposition: by

• collector: Complete examples in good original condition are the most highly prized by collectors.

• employer: At the same time traditional customer service skills remain highly prized by employers.

• culture: Rose has a very gentle but strong uplifting & balancing effect and it has been prized by all cultures since the beginning of civilization.