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Slice
noun
/slaɪs/
slew
slick
Meaning
a thin, flat piece cut from something larger
a thin, flat piece of food or other substance
Example Sentences
Would you like a
slice
of pizza?
I cut the bread into slices.
Synonyms
piece, portion, segment, cut, wedge
Entry 1
piece, portion, segment, cut
Entry 2
portion, piece, wedge, segment
Antonyms
whole, entirety, complete piece
Entry 1
whole, entirety, complete piece
Entry 2
whole
Collocations
thin slice, thick slice, slice of bread, slice of cake, slice of pizza
Entry 1
thin slice, thick slice, slice of bread
Entry 2
slice of bread, slice of cake, slice of pizza
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