niceties in the PONS Dictionary

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It is needless to enter into refinements or niceties as to the nature of trusts, or the specific name of trustee.
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Men had to receive the very rudiments of culture before they could appreciate its niceties.
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We can't deal in niceties and fine points here.
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I will not delve into the controversy's legal niceties.
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Visitors to the building are greeted by marble flooring and other niceties.
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Mid-mission checkpoints and other niceties make it much less frustrating when the game's open world doesn't react the way you'd hoped and planned.
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They pay less attention to the niceties of documentation and historiography, but they are not the puppets of political conservatives.
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Eli is politically astute and doesn't waste time with niceties.
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Some cars, however, included such niceties as a driver behind the wheel.
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He tended to concentrate on the niceties and absurdities of social exchanges, instead of a greater concern with universal problems of human life.
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