show·piece
show·piece/ˈSHōˌpēs/
noun
something that attracts attention or admiration as an outstanding example of its type.
"the factory has expanded and become a showpiece of American industry"
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May 15, 2024 · noun. show·piece ˈshō-ˌpēs. Synonyms of showpiece. : a prime or outstanding example used for exhibition.
an extremely good example of something that deserves to be admired: The house is a showpiece of colonial architecture.
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noun · something that is displayed or exhibited. Synonyms: gem, prize, masterpiece · something exhibited or worthy of exhibiting as a fine example of its kind.
An accomplishment which is worthy of display and admiration: · An outstanding example of a type: · A performance or composition which provides an opportunity for ...
noun. Definition of showpiece. as in masterpiece. something of excellent value, merit, or quality that is being shown or presented The showpiece of her ...
A showpiece is something that is admired because it is the best thing of its type, especially something that is intended to be impressive.
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: something that is the best or most attractive thing being shown. The museum's showpiece is a painting by Picasso.
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the outstanding item (the prize piece or main exhibit) in a collection. synonyms: collector's item, piece de resistance. see moresee less. types: rariora.
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something that an organization, government etc wants people to see, because it is a very good or successful example The new stadium is a showpiece for the ...
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noun. /ˈʃəʊpiːs/ /ˈʃəʊpiːs/ an excellent example of something that people are meant to see and admire. The new factory is a showpiece of British industry.
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