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Discover Ludwig"condolence prize" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when an individual or group has been presented with something as a small consolation for not winning or achieving something. For example: "The runner-up was awarded a condolence prize."
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Not great, but somewhat of a condolence prize for this needing a PC to operate.
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To offer condolence?
Booker Prize?
Consolation prize.
Her prize?
Prime prize.
His prize?
Kyoto Prize.
A note of condolence, perhaps?
Or condolences.
Sincerest condolences.
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