nitch
- noun
- /nɪtʃ/
- US
- The artist placed her favorite sculpture in the nitch above the fireplace.
Examples
-
They designed a special nitch in the wall to display family photos.
-
She placed the vase in the nitch on the wall.
-
Each nitch in the hallway held a different piece of antique pottery.
-
The artist created a beautiful nitch for the sculpture.
-
The artist placed her favorite sculpture in the nitch above the fireplace.
-
Each nitch in the hallway held a different piece of antique pottery.
-
They designed a special nitch in the wall to display family photos.
Synonyms
How Deep
Surface Forms
Etymology
Nitch comes from the French word niche, which means 'nest', so imagine a small 'nest' built into a wall to hold a statue or ornament. That's why a nitch is a small recessed space used to display things.