nnoun.possessionaccumulated wealth in the form of money or jewels etc.Synset:hoarded wealth
Examples:- the pirates hid their treasure on a small island in the West Indies
Hypernyms:riches wealth
Inherited Hypernyms:treasurewealthmaterial resourceassetspossessionrelationabstractionentity
Direct Hyponyms:fortuneking's ransomtreasure trovetrovevaluable
Full Hyponyms:bullionfortunegoldking's ransomprecious metalsilverswagtreasure trovevaluable
nnoun.artifactart highly prized for its beauty or perfectionSynset:gem
Hypernyms:art fine art
Inherited Hypernyms:gemartcreationartifactwholeobjectphysical entityentity
nnoun.possessionany possession that is highly valued by its ownerExamples:- the children returned from the seashore with their shells and other treasures
Derivationally Related Form:treasure
Hypernyms:possession
Inherited Hypernyms:treasurepossessionrelationabstractionentity
nnoun.groupa collection of precious thingsExamples:- the trunk held all her meager treasures
Hypernyms:accumulation aggregation assemblage collection
Inherited Hypernyms:treasurecollectiongroupabstractionentity
vverb.possessionhold dearSynset:appreciate prize value
Examples:- I prize these old photographs
Derivationally Related Form:appreciativevaluabletreasure
Hypernyms:consider reckon regard see view
Inherited Hypernyms:prizeseethinkevaluatethink
Direct Hyponyms:do justicerecogniserecognize
Full Troponyms:decoratedo justiceennoblegivehonorrecognizerubricatetoast
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Sam and Sue --- the movie (apply to: appreciate, prize, treasure)
vverb.emotionbe fond of; be attached toSynset:care for cherish hold dear
Derivationally Related Form:treasure
Hypernyms:love
Inherited Hypernyms:care forlove
Direct Hyponyms:yearn
Full Troponyms:yearn
Sentence Frame:Somebody ---s something | Somebody ---s somebody | Sam and Sue --- the movie (apply to: care for, hold dear, cherish, treasure) | Sam cannot --- Sue (apply to: care for, hold dear, treasure)