cen‧tre‧piece British English, centerpiece American English /ˈsentəpiːs $ -ər-/ noun

1. [singular] the most important, noticeable, or attractive part of something
centrepiece of
The centrepiece of Bevan’s policy was the National Health Service.

2. [countable] a decoration, especially an arrangement of flowers, in the middle of a table

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