Pronunciation: /sʌb.taɪl/
adjective A word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. 'Subtile' means subtle or delicate in meaning or intent.
A1 The cat's fur was soft and subtile to the touch.
A2 The subtile fragrance of the flowers filled the room.
B1 She used subtile hints to indicate her true feelings.
B2 The artist's subtile use of color created a stunning masterpiece.
C1 The novel's subtile humor added depth to the story.
C2 The subtile nuances in the music revealed the composer's genius.
formal The artist used a subtile color palette to create a sense of tranquility in the painting.
informal I love how subtile the flavors are in this dish, it's so delicious!
slang Her outfit is so subtile, I wish I had her sense of style.
figurative His subtile manipulation of the situation went unnoticed by most people.
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