apiece
/əˈpiːs
/adverb
To, for, or by each one of a group (used after a noun or an amount): we sold 385 prints at £10 apiece...
- A large crowd watched a very competitive decider and the sides finished level at two goals apiece.
- The home side held their own with one of the league favourites as both teams retired two goals apiece at the break.
- A goal apiece in the extra period meant the teams still couldn't be separated.
Synonyms
each, respectively, per item;
individually, separately
informal a throw
formal severally
Origin
Late Middle English: from a1 + piece.
Rhymes
- non-selective
- non-selectively
- non-self
- non-sensational
- nonsense
- nonsense book
- nonsense mutation
- nonsense poetry
- nonsense syllable
- nonsense verse
- nonsense word
- nonsensible
- nonsensical
- nonsensicality
- nonsensically
- remake
- reman
- remanant
- remanation
- remancipate
- remancipation
- remand
- remand centre
- remand home
- remandment