niceties

Preposition: of

• law: While the niceties of international law on this issue may not be a major concern to most people, another question truly is vital.
• life: Boston is the antidote to the rest of urban America - a place with time to spare on the niceties of life.
• distinction: Jostling together, their very bulk allowed for no niceties of distinction.
• protocol: Mr Johnson, well-versed in the niceties of parliamentary protocol, bowed in recognition of the exceptional honor bestowed upon him.
• debate: Such niceties of debate need not, however, detain us here.
• restaurant: Which covers a air force installations niceties of restaurant.

Converse of object

• ignore: The Lewisham police, however, were among those who appeared to ignore any propaganda niceties.
• understand: The press does not understand the niceties of consultation.
• appreciate: I am getting more and more into baseball and appreciating the niceties of the game as time goes by.
• exchange: Although they will speak with you, it will probably only be to exchange niceties and wish you well.
• involve: Apparently being itan didn't involve such niceties of courtesy as getting out of a chair when a guest entered the room.

Adjective modifier

• legal: Perhaps we could look at a joint venture ( with all the correct legal niceties agreed between us of course!
• such: Such niceties of debate need not, however, detain us here.
• social: Social niceties mean nothing to him; neither does attending class.
• technical: I have a fair idea of the broad picture, but I don't understand all the technical niceties.
• great: A: I'm sure I'm also capable of great niceties, but I can't think of any right now!

Noun used with modifier

• accounting: Economic theory has traditionally argued that accounting niceties are irrelevant.