peace, piece

peace - /piːs/

piece - /piːs/

• She offered me a piece of cake in exchange for peace between us.
• The peace agreement was signed after a long discussion about each piece of the terms.
• I want to enjoy a peaceful afternoon with a good book, and a piece of chocolate.
• He gave me a piece of advice that brought me peace of mind.
• After the argument, she hoped to find peace by giving him a piece of her heart.
• Each piece of the puzzle brought a little more peace to the room.
• I found a piece of paper with the word "peace" written on it.
• She worked hard to make peace, but he handed her a piece of paper instead.
• The pieces of the puzzle came together, and we finally found peace.
• He handed me a piece of the map to help find peace in our journey.

Pronunciation Differences:

    • Peace: /piːs/ - The "ea" makes a long "ee" sound, like in "see".

    • Piece: /piːs/ - The pronunciation is the same as "peace," but the context distinguishes them. Both words are pronounced with the same "ee" sound, but they differ in meaning.