nicety|niceties in English

noun

['ni·ce·ty || 'naɪsətɪ]

slight distinction; precision; fine detail; delicateness

Use "nicety|niceties" in a sentence

1. Clarac was used to social nicety.

2. The job calls for nicety of judgment.

3. And it isn't a mere semantic nicety.

4. Television sets require nicety of adjustment.

5. He wasted no time with nicety.

6. The nicety of his argument.

7. 23 If Northgate ignored the bureaucratic niceties of prospecting licences, it also ignored the legal niceties of land ownership and trespass.

8. He judged the distance to the nicety.

9. 26 He became enmeshed in legal niceties.

10. This is a point of great nicety.

11. I can't go into all the niceties of meaning.

12. He was not one for the romantic niceties, was Reg.

13. This is a nicety, perhaps with no practical consequences.

14. As he hurried along the road, he balanced the load with extreme nicety.

15. There are certain niceties to be observed in our relationship with our allies

16. Having a bosom friend is one of the niceties of life.

17. Story eventually, i can only one man looked at the memory of the nicety lost.

18. There are certain niceties to be observed in our relationship with our allies.

19. Let's just keep the plans simple, forget all the niceties, maximize our revenue.

20. Records of clothing and the other necessities and niceties of life are scanty.

21. I wish I can keep my elegancy, nicety , sensibility, creativity and still easily forgiven.

22. 17 By the end of term,(www.Sentencedict.com) girls will have learnt the niceties of dinner party conversation.

23. The Compaction of a complex topic into a short article means that a lot of niceties are going to get crushed

24. Juries may not understand the niceties of nuclear energy, but they can distinguish right and wrong.

25. The powders were neatly enough made up, but not with the nicety of the dispensing chemist.