Pronunciation: /piːs də rəˈzɪstəns/
noun a French term meaning the most important or outstanding feature; the main event or highlight
A1 My piece de resistance in the art show was a simple painting of a flower.
A2 For the school play, the students worked hard to make the final dance number the piece de resistance of the performance.
B1 The chef's piece de resistance was a decadent chocolate cake that left everyone speechless.
B2 The designer's piece de resistance was a stunning evening gown that stole the show at the fashion event.
C1 The director's piece de resistance was the climactic scene in the movie that left the audience in awe.
C2 The musician's piece de resistance was a symphony that was hailed as a masterpiece by critics and audiences alike.
formal The chef's piece de resistance was a beautifully plated rack of lamb.
informal The artist's piece de resistance was definitely that huge mural downtown.
slang Did you see that car? It's the owner's piece de resistance for sure.
figurative The novel's piece de resistance was the unexpected plot twist in the final chapter.
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