Pronunciation: /ˈpriːmiəm/
noun a sum added to an ordinary price or charge
A1 I bought a premium ticket for the concert.
A2 She prefers premium brands for her clothing.
B1 The hotel offers a premium package with extra amenities.
B2 Investors are willing to pay a premium for high-quality stocks.
C1 The premium for insurance coverage can be quite expensive.
C2 The premium membership includes exclusive access to events and discounts.
adjective superior in quality; higher in price or value
A1 I bought a premium ticket for the concert.
A2 She prefers premium quality products over regular ones.
B1 The hotel offers premium amenities for its guests.
B2 The premium seats at the theater provide the best view of the stage.
C1 Investors are willing to pay a premium for stocks with high potential returns.
C2 The premium membership includes exclusive access to special events.
formal The company offers a premium service for its high-end clients.
informal I only buy premium quality products for my home.
slang That restaurant is known for its premium burgers.
figurative She has a premium talent for playing the piano.
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