niche
Pronunciation: [nɪʃ]
Context: “biology”
(noun) the role or function of an organism in its environment. It’s like the job that a plant or animal has in nature, helping it to survive and interact with other living things.
Example
The bee has a niche in the garden by helping to pollinate the flowers.
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If a species loses its niche, it might struggle to survive in its habitat.
Example
What is the niche of the owl in the forest ecosystem?
Context: “business”
(noun) a specialized area or market that someone focuses on. It’s like having a specific target audience that you want to sell your products to, instead of trying to sell to everyone.
Example
The company found its niche by selling eco-friendly products to environmentally conscious consumers.
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Their attempt to appeal to everyone failed because they couldn't find a proper niche.
Example
What niche does your business aim to serve?
Context: “architecture”
(noun) a small, decorative space in a wall where you can place something pretty, like a statue or a plant. It creates a nice spot for showcasing items.
Example
The living room looks beautiful with the vase placed in the niche.
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Without the artwork in the niche, the wall seems empty and dull.
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What would you like to display in the niche of your wall?