3 uses
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Definition
a smaller market within a larger market — such as the market for scissors designed for people who are left-handed
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a role for which someone is especially well-suited
or:
a shallow recess, cranny or crevice
or:
a role for which someone is especially well-suited
or:
a shallow recess, cranny or crevice
- He was standing in front of some sort of shrine—a niche set into the wall, with the statue of a man wrapped like a mummy.Chapter 16 (30% in)
- Walt had brought torches [flashlights, for you Americans], and in the dim light, on stone slabs and in niches carved along the walls, gold-painted mummies glittered.Chapter 16 (2% in)
- Their bodies were stuffed three-deep in shallow niches, or simply piled in the corners of the room.Chapter 16 (25% in)
There are no more uses of "niche" in The Throne of Fire.
Typical Usage
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