Spanish
prima Payment or reward (especially from a government) for acts such as catching criminals or killing predatory animals or enlisting in the military.
Synonyms
Examples for "bounty"
Examples for "bounty"
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This is the bounty of God; and in knowledge doth God suffice.
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As an island, we have underappreciated the sea and its wonderful bounty.
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The bounty suggestion was roundly condemned by leaders of all political persuasions.
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That complaint may include claims related to the bounty schemes, Coben said.
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The problem with being a bounty hunter is it's all on-the-job training.
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This is the second premium reduction announced by the company this year.
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New targets still represent a big premium to Goldman's recent market value.
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Every user will receive 30 free days of PlayStation Plus premium service.
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The option's current premium value is expressed on a per-share basis, however.
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One estimate says that your premium will increase by £10 per year.
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Some premium American Express cards also steer clear of currency transaction fees.
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That has changed some of the information used to set premium rates.
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Strength is the outcome of need; security sets a premium on feebleness.
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Fast forward many years, today Jimmyjane is a leading premium sex-products brand.
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The floods receded quickly, but China's political risk premium is still rising.
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Physicians said the possible exemption of premium cigars from regulation was troubling.
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Future contracts are valued at a significant premium to the spot market.
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He said: More people hold premium bonds than save into cash Isas.
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Talbot hopes business and premium class trains will use the new seats.
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Subsequent years' fees will be based on the rate of premium growth.
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Most contracts carry at least a 10 per cent premium sale price.
