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prizewinning Definition

prize·win·ning (prīz′win′iŋ)

adjective

  1. having won, or worthy of, a prize
  2. entitling a person to a prize a prizewinning lottery ticket
prizewinning Usage Examples

Object

  • author: There are also lists of authors who write in particular genres; lists of characters and series; and prizewinning authors with titles.

Modifies a noun

  • entry: Making the News Competition The Making the News national competition prizewinning entries can be viewed on the MTN website.
  • author: Rita Carter, prizewinning author of Mapping the Mind, has her own take on the human mind.
  • biography: T. J. Binyon's prizewinning biography is the standard work in English on Pushkin.
  • film: Public Show Tuesday Tuesday, April 20, 2004 Bradford put on a Public Show of their prizewinning films to a packed clubroom.
  • paper: Those attending the meeting will confirm that the prizewinning papers were echoed by excellent presentations.
  • student: He was a gifted, prizewinning student, a popular teacher, and a remarkable anesthetist.