Converse of object

• carve: With our specialist music policy we are able to carve a niche.

• occupy: Quite clearly, poaching ballads occupy a niche of their own in broadside printing terms.

• canopy: The canopied niches either side of the east window are stonework from an earlier church.

• fill: Filling this niche is CD Check, a little utility program from a company called Fusion.

• recess: Feature inglenook style fireplace with inset wood burning stove and recessed display niche.

• exploit: Agents seek to adapt so as to exploit the local niche to which they have access.

Noun used with modifier

• market: Highly focused in its market niche the group has grown profitably.. .

Adjective modifier

• ecological: Wolves, occupying a similar ecological niche to humans, may give us insight into our own mental life.

• arched: East wall: splayed window of no great age; ledge above supports tie beam; piscina beside altar with two-centred arched niche.

• profitable: Online Gold Finder Online Gold Finder will help you find hidden profitable online niches in seconds.

• lucrative: Fitness instruments make up a lucrative niche in the Finnish consumer electronics industry.

• vacant: Or the work dropped into a vacant niche, unrecognized at the time.

• tactical: We are unclear about the tactical niche of this cartridge, which is claimed by the factory to be a good sniping device.

Modifies a noun

• market: A small number of students on niche market courses are offered courses, which are fully online.

• cashmere: They have each been very supportive of our niche cashmere strategy and we have been actively encouraging their increased involvement for some time.

• consultancy: But some may prefer to go down the specialist route, becoming a smaller, niche consultancy.

• recruitment: Law Consultants is a niche recruitment agency committed solely to Legal Recruitment.

• marketing: Niche marketing of specific types of courses that are paid for by students.

• audience: An ebook is the easiest way to reach any large niche audience of any type.

Preposition: in

• marketplace: Black architects have found a niche in the architectural marketplace.