centerpiece

/ˈsɛntərˌpiːs/
noun
  1. An ornament or decoration placed in the middle of a table, often for a special meal or event.
    • The centerpiece at the wedding was a tall vase of white roses.
    • The restaurant put a fresh fruit centerpiece on every table.
    • She made a simple centerpiece with candles and pinecones for the holiday dinner.
  2. The most important or noticeable part of something; a main attraction or focus.
    • The new library is the centerpiece of the city's renovation project.
    • Her speech was the centerpiece of the conference.
    • The painting became the centerpiece of the museum's collection.
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