niceness

IPA: nˈaɪsnʌs

(obsolete) Silliness; folly.
Effeminacy; indulgence in soft living or luxuriousness.
(obsolete) Shyness; reserve.
Fastidiousness; fine sensitivity.
Pleasantness, especially of behaviour or personality; agreeableness.
(computing, Unix) A value determining how much processor time to concede to a running process. (See also nice (verb), renice.)

Examples of "niceness" in Sentences

Generic niceness is a dangerous trait to give a character – particularly the protagonist.
As we scrolled through the list, we realized that almost all sales were based in "niceness."
I mean, Archie takes advantage of her "niceness" and eats her cakes and then leaves her to go on a date with Veronica.
This focus on "niceness" in critical approaches to young adult fiction -- a genre almost overwhelmingly produced and consumed by women -- is not accidental.
There are the softies in love with international law and international institutions, who hold that niceness is nice because it’s nice and the United States should be nicer.
Worcestershire, to be paternal to his workmen, to be known as Squire, and to bring his children up in the older Moreton 'niceness' -- he had yet managed to make his ploughs quite celebrated, to found a little town, and die still handsome and clean-shaved at the age of sixty-six.