priceless Definition
price·less (prīs′lis)
adjective
- of inestimable value; beyond price
- Informal very amusing or absurd
priceless Synonyms
priceless Usage Examples
Modifying Another Word
- absolutely: An edition of Shakespeare edited by himself would be absolutely priceless.
- truly: This book, Angel Investing, was a truly priceless read to me.
- almost: And the tapes, if they turn out to be unheard material, could be almost priceless.
- just: Conditions are still harsh, but salaries are fine and the experience just priceless.
- simply: And the Game of Death and Street Fighter 2 tributes are simply priceless.
- too: Some things are too priceless to be bought or earned.
Modifies a noun
- treasure: Both deprive man of the priceless treasure of His Word.
- gem: The visitor was an Irish adventurer, Colonel Blood, his intention was to steal the priceless gems.
- jewel: There they discover priceless jewels & a beautiful princess.
- relic: Every effort was made to recover the priceless relic.
- artifact: The police arrest antique dealer Colin Fairfax whose motive was to steal Beatrix ' priceless artifacts to sell.
- artifact: These films subvert the museum's function as custodian of the priceless cultural artifact.
Used with adjective complement
- prove: Ian's final contribution is route maps for the forest routes, which are to prove priceless later on.
- become: That is, until something dreadful happens and then all of a sudden it becomes absolutely priceless.
Preposition: in
term: Not only because they are worth a lot of money, but because they are priceless in terms of the art.
Browse dictionary entries near priceless
- ‹ priced out of the market
- ‹ priced into
- ‹ priced
- ‹ price-weighted index
- ‹ price war
- ‹ price value of a basis point
- ‹ price-to-growth flow
- ‹ price tag
- ‹ price support
- ‹ price spread
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