prizeworthy

American  

[prahyz-wur-thee] / ˈpraɪzˌwɜr ði /

adjective

1. deserving or qualifying for a prize.

   Both young pianists delivered a prizeworthy performance at the music festival.

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Other Word Forms

• prizeworthiness noun

Etymology

Origin of prizeworthy

First recorded in 1600–05; prize ¹ + -worthy

Example Sentences

The conversation comparing President Biden’s $1.9 trillion economic rescue package to the $618 billion offering from 10 Senate Republicans is a prizeworthy entry in the abstraction sweepstakes.

From Washington Post

It is an impressive achievement representing a prizeworthy contribution to literary scholarship and biographical journalism.

From Washington Post

A newspaperman�or woman�who insists on decent and democratic treatment of the downtrodden, in the face of threats and violence by law officers and protected agitators, makes a Pulitzer Prizeworthy contribution of the greatest merit.

From Time Magazine Archive