priceless
ਅਮੋਲਕ
definition
adjective
priceless works of art
so precious that its value cannot be determined.
example
The Ardagh Chalice and many other 'priceless' objects in the National Museum are decorated with enamel.
He put the mug down carefully on a coaster on the antique bedside table, next to a 'priceless' vase holding rare flowers.
In the end it didn't matter and the look on his face was 'priceless' as you could clearly see the shock and the moment it registered for him.
People may be able to win a new laptop computer, free airline tickets or cash, but the actual gift to mankind is 'priceless' .
Tim Corum, head of collections with Leeds museums, said the home was a 'priceless' treasure for the city.
Several 'priceless' collections of mementoes from Ibiza and Corfu were damaged beyond repair.
Each new generation has been orally handed down the 'priceless' musical heritage like all other Indian art forms.
The wealth of the family is legendary and stories abound of their 'priceless' jewellery and works of art.
The current cottage museum is rapidly deteriorating and is no longer fit to house 'priceless' Burns manuscripts and artefacts.
The ads in the comic are 'priceless' , much more interesting than the comic itself.
Watching Nod driving on the wrong side of the road would be absolutely 'priceless' .
Of course, it would be illegal to bring home 'priceless' original museum specimens, even if we could afford them.
The tree ornaments were collected through the years and some were 'priceless' treasures.
We are likely to need the services of these people, whom we term unskilled and yet whose skills are in reality 'priceless' , for some time to come.
Among the thousands of 'priceless' paintings is the Mona Lisa, perhaps the most famous painting in the world.
Fauteaux's portrayal of Billy yielded some particularly 'priceless' moments.
One of the world's rarest cars is a Vauxhall built at Luton, the 'priceless' Silver Bullet.
The limestone statue is 'priceless' and all of these items are irreplaceable.
The Brian Tamaki interview may not have amounted to much, but the running commentary was 'priceless' .
Vincent van Gogh was a failure, but today, his paintings are 'priceless' works of art.
The Bugs Bunny-esque reincarnation machine is a 'priceless' bit of imagination.
There's no question that these precious and 'priceless' mountains will eventually end up in public ownership.
What the donor saw here was that their sacrifice, their 'priceless' gift, could save someone else's life.
Dana was still making her call when the shots went off, so the shocked look on her face was beyond 'priceless' .
The expression on the captain's face when he heard such blasphemy was 'priceless' .
The look on his face was absolutely 'priceless' .
The legendary Faberge created a trove of treasures for the Tsars that endure as 'priceless' examples of the craftsman's art.
Books are 'priceless' treasures that will never become old or obsolete, no matter the advances in technology.
Know that a thing or an action which may seem of little value to oneself, may be a 'priceless' treasure to another.
In retrospect, Leonard Cohen's Death of a Lady's Man from '77 is 'pricelessly' charming.
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