nicety 的定义
plural ni·ce·ties.
- a delicate or fine point; punctilio: niceties of protocol.
- a fine distinction; subtlety; detail: the niceties of the filigree work.
- Usually niceties . a refined, elegant, or choice feature, as of manner or living: working hard to acquire the niceties of life.
- exactness or precision.
- the quality of being nice; niceness.
- delicacy of character, as of something requiring care or tact: a matter of considerable nicety.
nicety 近义词
fine point
nicety 的近义词 11 个
- nuance
- refinement
- rigor
- subtlety
- detail
- exactness
- meticulousness
- precision
- rigorousness
- shade
- fine distinction
nicety 的反义词 3 个
更多nicety例句
- Exterior niceties are just as impressive, such as the anti-spin device to ensure the “RR” logo remains upright on each wheel cap at all times.
- Executives and analysts say such niceties are carrots to pandemic-weary consumers.
- Which is just as well, considering that her near-autobiographical Netflix comedy-drama The Duchess makes clear that this “bad mama” couldn’t care less about niceties.
- Political memoirs are supposed to be graced with sufficient niceties and vagaries that make voters buy the brand.
- When I question him about these habits, he tells me that there is no need to display any niceties, as it is only the two of us.
- The door would not open; built with air-tight nicety, it did not budge in the least.
- He knew the balance and the temper of the home-made article to a nicety, especially that made by Mklemba.
- In short, good Manners are introduc'd and observ'd in those Troops to such a Nicety, that you would wonder at it.
- And they all look the better, for being ranged with wonderful Nicety in Cases of Crystal.
- Mohammed, in fact, judged the capacity and characteristics of his countrymen to a nicety.