centerpiece

IPA: sˈɛntɝpis

US standard spelling of centrepiece. [An ornament to be placed in the centre, as of a table, ceiling, etc.]

Examples of "centerpiece" in Sentences

The term centerpiece is often incorrectly used as a synonym for flowers.
I have been eyeballing cans too --- I think using them as a centerpiece is a lovely idea!
The centerpiece is the picture of my wife and I, although it was not my idea, it was my wife's.
Its centerpiece is a futuristic, crescent-shaped steel roof that floats above the stadium seats.
A Clinton spokesman said she would showcase what he called the "centerpiece" of U.S. trade policy with the continent.
Serving as the festival centerpiece is "The Tempest," a rendition of the Shakespeare play by Julie Taymor (who directed the 2007 love story "Across the Universe").
As with every Democratic initiative, the centerpiece is a massive tax increase on productive members of society so the liberals can buy votes from the unproductive.