Subtlety Meaning in English
word
ˈsətəɫti
SUH-tuhl-tee
sˈʌtəlti
SUT-uhl-tee
التعريف
A small, delicate, or not easily noticed detail or difference; the quality of being subtle.
الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة
'Subtlety' is mostly used in formal, academic, or literary contexts. Often appears as 'the subtlety of' (e.g., 'the subtlety of her smile'). It implies sophistication, not obviousness. Beware: the plural 'subtleties' refers to many small, complex details.
Spanish: sutilezaPortuguese (BR): sutilezaPortuguese (PT): subtilezaChinese (Simplified): 微妙之处Chinese (Traditional): 微妙之處Hindi: सूक्ष्मताArabic: دِقّةBengali: সূক্ষ্মতাRussian: тонкостьJapanese: 繊細さ - 微妙さVietnamese: sự tinh tế - sự tế nhịKorean: 미묘함 - 섬세함Turkish: incelikUrdu: لطافت - باریکیIndonesian: kehalusan - ketelitian
جمل نموذجية
Her painting shows great subtlety in the use of color.
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I did not notice the subtlety in his answer.
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Good writing often has subtlety and depth.
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You need a bit more subtlety when dealing with sensitive topics.
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The subtlety of his humor isn't always obvious to everyone.
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Sometimes, it's the subtlety in a performance that makes it unforgettable.
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