premium
pre
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mium
miəm
miēm
British pronunciation
/pɹˈiːmi‍əm/

Definition & Meaning of "premium"in English

premium
01

having superior quality or value

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The premium leather used in the luxury car's interior added an extra level of sophistication and comfort.
The premium brand of chocolate was celebrated for its rich, velvety texture and exquisite flavor profiles.
Premium
01

the amount of money paid to an insurance company in exchange for coverage or protection against specified risks or potential losses

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She pays a monthly premium for her health insurance.
The car insurance premium increased after the accident.
02

the amount by which something in limited supply is valued above its normal or nominal price

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Collectors paid a premium for the rare first edition.
During the shortage, water bottles sold at a premium.
03

a sum paid for achieving a certain goal, performing a service, or taking a risk

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The authorities offered a premium for information leading to the criminal's arrest.
Hunters received a premium for each predatory animal captured.
04

an extra amount charged when exchanging one currency for another

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The bank charged a premium on foreign currency conversions.
Travelers often pay a premium when exchanging money at the airport.
05

an extra reward or item given to encourage purchase, participation, or loyalty

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The cereal box included a toy as a premium for children.
Customers received a premium for signing up for the subscription.
06

a designation for products, services, or experiences that are superior or exclusive

What is "premium"?

Premium refers to a higher level of quality, features, or benefits that set a product, service, or experience apart from others. It represents something considered more valuable or exclusive due to its superior characteristics, such as better performance, added conveniences, or unique offerings. A premium product or service often comes at a higher price because it provides additional value or a more luxurious experience compared to standard options. This can apply to anything from high-end products to special memberships or exclusive packages.

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The airline offers a premium cabin with extra legroom and meals.
Premium coffee beans are roasted from the finest crops.
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