No. 11,123 in French
prisée
"Prisée" means "valued" or "prized."
In a sentence
La région est très prisée des touristes en été.
The region is highly sought after by tourists in summer.
Here, 'prisée' conveys that the region is highly valued or favored by tourists, indicating preference.
Cette recette est prisée pour sa simplicité et son goût délicieux.
This recipe is valued for its simplicity and delicious taste.
In this context, 'prisée' implies that the recipe is appreciated and admired for its characteristics.
Son opinion est particulièrement prisée au sein de l'équipe.
His opinion is particularly esteemed within the team.
'Prisée' here indicates that the opinion is regarded and respected by the group, showing esteem.
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