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Synonyms & Similar Words
focal point
centerpiece
main attraction
highlight
showpiece
crowning glory
masterpiece
tour de force
magnum opus
pièce de résistance
star attraction
main event
headliner
feature
focal spot
central figure
key element
linchpin
cornerstone
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anchor
hub
nucleus
core
middle
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median
axis
pivot
fulcrum
landmark
milestone
benchmark
touchstone
icon
emblem
symbol
mainstay
pillar
foundation
base
core element
central idea
main theme
central concept
nucleus
kernel
crux
core issue
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heart
core
essence
central part
middle ground
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central location
hub
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main theme.
Meaning of Centerpiece
The primary meaning of the word "centerpiece" is an object or feature that is the main attraction or focal point.
Definitions
- A decorative object, such as a vase or sculpture, placed in the center of a table, especially for a special occasion.
- The most important or attractive part of something, such as a meal, a piece of furniture, or a work of art.
- A person or thing that is the central figure or main attraction in a situation or event.
Etymology of Centerpiece
The word "centerpiece" originated in the mid-17th century, from the words "center" and "piece", with the meaning of a decorative object placed in the center of a table.
Historically, the term was used to describe a decorative item, such as a vase or sculpture, that was placed in the center of a dining table, especially for formal occasions.
Example Uses
- The beautiful floral arrangement was the centerpiece of the wedding reception.
- The new restaurant's centerpiece is a stunning glass sculpture that hangs from the ceiling.
- The company's centerpiece product is a state-of-the-art smartphone that has revolutionized the industry.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
periphery
edge
border
fringe
sideline
subsidiary
secondary
auxiliary
peripheral
marginal
minor
insignificant
unimportant
trivial
inconsequential
irrelevant
extraneous
incidental
accessory
supplementary
side issue
nonessential
uncentral
outer
outermost
extreme
farthest
remotest
outlying
distant
removed
detached
separate
isolated.