nicety

IPA: nˈaɪsɪti

A small detail or distinction.
Subtlety or precision of use; exactness; preciseness.
Delicacy of character or feeling usually from excessive refinement; fastidiousness
(obsolete) That which is delicate to the taste.

Examples of "nicety" in Sentences

Another nicety is the brand's Magic Motion zapper.
Another nicety is the way that it holds the iPad itself.
“To a nicety, that is my opinion, now that you put it so clearly, sir.”
"To a nicety, that is my opinion, now that you put it so clearly, sir."
But, Fenty said, no "nicety" would have convinced the council to extend the program.
Note: All this scrupulous nicety is at variance with the decision of St. Paul about meat offered to idols, 1 Cor. x.
One thing that may or may not be a nicety is the Organizer, which keeps a list of projects, code repositories, and iOS devices for testing.
Then comes the difficult task of felling the trees between the rows of coffee, a work of great nicety, which is partly effected by the final stroke of the axe, and partly by hauling a rope attached to the top of the tree.
That kind of diplomatic nicety from the Russians was so surprising that Clay immediately sent a “Confidential” cable to Washington saying: “Soviet courtesy of this type is so unusual that I attach significance to it as a possible preliminary move to a settlement which would be intended to prevent West German government.”