chess piece (Meaning)

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chess piece (n)

any of 16 white and 16 black pieces used in playing the game of chess

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The old man carefully replaced each worn chess piece back into its designated space in the wooden box.
The powerful queen chess piece, with its distinctive crown, dominated the center of the board.
The knight, the only chess piece that can jump over others, proved invaluable for flanking attacks.
He sacrificed his bishop, a valuable chess piece, in a risky move to open up a path to the opponent's king.
The humble pawn, often underestimated, could be promoted to a more powerful chess piece if it reached the other side of the board.
She strategically positioned her rooks, powerful chess pieces that could move horizontally and vertically, to control the open files.
Each chess piece held a unique value and movement pattern, contributing to the strategic depth of the game.
The children used colorful buttons as makeshift chess pieces, recreating their own simplified version of the game.
He meticulously studied the placement of each chess piece, analyzing potential threats and opportunities.
The capture of a key chess piece, especially the queen, could significantly shift the balance of power in a chess match.

any of 16 white and 16 black pieces used in playing the game of chess

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The old man carefully replaced each worn chess piece back into its designated space in the wooden box.

The powerful queen chess piece, with its distinctive crown, dominated the center of the board.

The knight, the only chess piece that can jump over others, proved invaluable for flanking attacks.

He sacrificed his bishop, a valuable chess piece, in a risky move to open up a path to the opponent's king.