Niche and Town

Niche

Niche noun - A hollowed-out space in a wall.

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Town and niche are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Town" instead a noun "Niche".

Nearby Word: niched

Town noun - A thickly settled, highly populated area.

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Niche and town are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Niche" instead a noun "Town".

Nearby Words: township, townsman

nice	nice niche	nice town
normal	normal niche	normal town
specific	specific niche	specific town
certain	certain niche	certain town
Other adjectives: original, single, small, real, little, main, boring, underground, different, western.

The games took place in grade eight, and the main character was Rockett Movado, the new girl in town.This series included: Rockett's New School: Rockett transfers to Whistling Pines when her family moves into town, and the story focuses on her first day and how she tries to carve out a social niche.

Source: Video Game / Purple Moon
The Corrupt Hick, however, is interested only in holding onto his own niche of power, and so Cabal must call down his military allies on the town.Another montage carries us farther into the future, showing mankind rebuilding his society into a shiny plastic underground city.

Source: Film / Things to Come
On the college side: there are dorms, even used by people who come from the town where the academy is; Max is effectively taking a major in the niche subject of photography; she is taught by a world famous photographer, who you'd expect would want to teach at the university level.

Source: College Is High School Part 2

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