Synonyms for nobel prize
no·bel prize

Princeton's WordNet

1. Nobel prizenoun

   an annual award for outstanding contributions to chemistry or physics or physiology and medicine or literature or economics or peace

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1. • Award

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1. James Allison:

   I'm still in sort of a state of shock, and this is all still sinking in, i was told by the Nobel Prize in Medicine committee when I was called this morning that this was the first prize they've ever given for cancer therapy.

2. Russian President Vladimir Putin:

   We all know the situation developing around Mr Blatter right now. I don't want to go into details but I don't believe a word about him being inolved in corruption personally, i think people like Mr Blatter or the heads of big international sporting federations, or the Olympic Games, deserve special recognition. If there is anyone who deserves the Nobel Prize, it's those people.

3. Reinhard Genzel:

   What I hope is understood is the importance of the Nobel Prize in making people aware of the importance of curiosity-driven science or arts.

4. Robert Wilson:

   Paul Milgrom, it's Paul Milgrom, you've won Nobel Prize. And so Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson're trying to reach you, but Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson can not. Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson don't seem to have a number for you.

5. Clifford Burgess:

   If this is true, then you have 90% odds that it will win the Nobel Prize in Physics this year.