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  • noun Plural form of nicety.

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Examples

  • Ten years down here, and one gets worn out, the lack of certain niceties: NPR, libraries, bookstores, well paved roads.

    US vs. Mexican culture 2009

  • Ten years down here, and one gets worn out, the lack of certain niceties: NPR, libraries, bookstores, well paved roads.

    US vs. Mexican culture 2009

  • Ten years down here, and one gets worn out, the lack of certain niceties: NPR, libraries, bookstores, well paved roads.

    US vs. Mexican culture 2009

  • Ten years down here, and one gets worn out, the lack of certain niceties: NPR, libraries, bookstores, well paved roads.

    US vs. Mexican culture 2009

  • Ten years down here, and one gets worn out, the lack of certain niceties: NPR, libraries, bookstores, well paved roads.

    US vs. Mexican culture 2009

  • Ten years down here, and one gets worn out, the lack of certain niceties: NPR, libraries, bookstores, well paved roads.

    US vs. Mexican culture 2009

  • Ten years down here, and one gets worn out, the lack of certain niceties: NPR, libraries, bookstores, well paved roads.

    US vs. Mexican culture 2009

  • Ten years down here, and one gets worn out, the lack of certain niceties: NPR, libraries, bookstores, well paved roads.

    US vs. Mexican culture 2009

  • Ten years down here, and one gets worn out, the lack of certain niceties: NPR, libraries, bookstores, well paved roads.

    US vs. Mexican culture 2009

  • Ten years down here, and one gets worn out, the lack of certain niceties: NPR, libraries, bookstores, well paved roads.

    US vs. Mexican culture 2009

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  • A fine point, small detail, or subtle distinction

    January 22, 2009