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Discover LudwigThe phrase "awesome prizes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing rewards or incentives that are exciting or impressive, often in the context of contests, giveaways, or promotions.
Example: "Join our competition for a chance to win awesome prizes, including gift cards and exclusive merchandise."
Alternatives: "fantastic rewards" or "amazing giveaways.".
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Free admission, free food, and awesome prizes!
Students were urged to dress as their candidate for the chance at "awesome prizes".
DevFest: DevFest is a week-long student-only development festival during which students build applications, experiment with new technologies, and compete for awesome prizes.
There are some awesome prizes on offer.
And with good reason — $500,000 is at stake, among other awesome prizes.
In the spirit of Halloween we are going to host a pumpkin carving contest for a couple of awesome prizes.
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The employees who came up with the Hyde Experiment are two digital artists: Mark Jensen, 22, and Nick Vidovich, 23. "We were kind of floored to see the kind of support we received, so many people getting behind it," Mr. Vidovich said — not to mention, he added, the "very awesome prize".
We'll feature some of our favorites on Friday, with the winner getting a yet-to-be-determined, but definitely awesome prize.
and at the end, give the winner a rare and super awesome prize based on the show.
After 3 days of schmoozing, boozing, and widget development, a panel of "VIP" judges (which, for some crazy reason, includes me) will pass out some awesome cash prizes.
Compete in astronomy trivia to win awesome astronomy prizes, enjoy the 25+ beers on tap at The Map Room, and enjoy an evening with some awesome alcohol-inclined astronomers!
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