Priceless meaning in English
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Definition
priceless: incalculable, inestimable, invaluable, precious
Examples
- "Are you sick of burglars entering your home, taking your priceless art and harming your valuable children?"
- "Just to recap on our top story, an airport sniffer pig succeeded in sniffing out a stolen package of priceless truffles yesterday morning."
Exercise 1
Find the term in the broadcast which describes something precious or of incredible value.
"The Hope diamond is a jewel which once belonged to the King of France, but now is kept in a museum".
"The Hope diamond is a jewel which once belonged to the King of France, but now is kept in a museum".
Find the term in the broadcast which describes something precious or of incredible value.
"The Hope diamond is a priceless jewel which once belonged to the King of France, but now is kept in a museum".
"The Hope diamond is a priceless jewel which once belonged to the King of France, but now is kept in a museum".
priceless: "A "priceless (object)" is so valuable, or worth so much money, that nobody can put a price on it. We know that a priceless item must be very expensive. Example: "The Queen's Crown Jewels are priceless". In this broadcast, Moira refers to 'priceless truffles", which is also ironically the name of Luna's pet hamster!
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