Verb
- simple past tense and past participle of prise
prised
Grandma Nelly passing down her prised pearl necklace to her granddaughter.
The definition of prised is a British spelling of the word "prized," which means treasured or highly valued.
Your most favored and valued possession is an example of your prised possession.
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Sentence Examples
- Tery was partly cut into the desired shape in the native ledge, broken or prised loose, and afterwards scraped into form.
- Tschudi, De prised ac vera alpind Rhaetid (1538, also in German, same date); and L.