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premium

[pree-mee-uhm] / ˈpri mi əm /
ADJECTIVE
excellent
Synonyms
Antonyms
STRONG
WEAK
low low-class




Example Sentences

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Signature events are not major tournaments; instead they are premium, money-heavy events like the Arnold Palmer Invitational.

From MarketWatch

That will be valuable in years when tapping other accounts would push them into a higher tax bracket or force them to pay higher Medicare premiums.

From The Wall Street Journal

While A shares still command a premium, the gap has narrowed significantly, the bank adds, noting it has no clear preference between the two.

From The Wall Street Journal

"Currently, Heineken lacks a clear premium identity, in contrast to a brand like Guinness which has carved out a distinctive and aspirational positioning," he said.

From BBC

For such companies, real estate offers a new revenue stream with relatively low risk, as property development partners handle construction, and buyers pay a premium for the aesthetic and exclusivity associated with their brand.

From BBC