Nicuesa (en. Nicuesa)
/niˈkwesa/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Attitude or behavior that is very delicate and subtle.
Her nicuesa in speaking earned her the admiration of everyone.
Su nicuesa al hablar le ganó la admiración de todos.
Careful way of carrying out an action avoiding abruptness.
You must have nicuesa when handling those documents.
Debes tener nicuesa al manejar esos documentos.
Quality of being fine or elegant in dealing.
The nicuesa in her manners makes her stand out in meetings.
La nicuesa en sus modales la hace destacar en las reuniones.
Etymology
The term 'nicuesa' originates from Old Spanish and is related to the idea of delicacy.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to have nicuesa
To act with delicacy or subtlety.
tener nicuesa
to speak with nicuesa
To communicate in a careful and elegant manner.
hablar con nicuesa
to move with nicuesa
To move avoiding sudden movements.
moverse con nicuesa
Related Words
delicacy
Quality of being delicate.
delicadeza
subtlety
Quality of being subtle.
sutileza
elegance
Quality of being elegant.
elegancia
Slang Meanings
Lack of tact in social situations.
In this meeting, we need much nicuesa to avoid offending anyone.
En esta reunión, necesitamos mucha nicuesa para no ofender a nadie.
Very considerate way of acting.
With her usual nicuesa, she managed to avoid conflict.
Con su nicuesa habitual, logró evitar el conflicto.