adverb

apiece

uh-PEES/əˈpiːs/

For each person or thing individually.

The children receive one orange apiece.

Three children each receive exactly one orange from an adult, each child visibly holds one orange, equal separate distribution.

Etymology

The first element has the distributive force of a in “twice a day.” Originally used of coins and sale items, apiece treats each item or person as a separate unit.

In context

LY Manhwa Recap108:22

The token is renewed each year, two taels of silver apiece.

My Father Was Crippled, My Clan Abandoned Us, and I Awakened a Hunting Skill System

More examples

They took two cookies apiece.
The workers earned twenty dollars apiece for the task.
Those handmade cups sell for thirty dollars apiece.

Forms

apiece

Similar words

each: The ordinary equivalent in many price or distribution statements.
per item: Specifically relates an amount to each object.