subtler
Pronunciation: [ˈsʌt(ə)lər]
Word
Context: "similarity"
(adjective) describes something that is more difficult to notice or understand. If something is subtler, it is less obvious or has a finer detail compared to something else.
Example
The painting has subtler colors that blend beautifully together.
Example
The changes in the story were not subtler; they were very clear and easy to see.
Example
Can you find the subtler differences between these two designs?
Context: "feelings"
(adjective) refers to emotions or ideas that are more complex or not easily expressed. If someone's emotions are subtler, they might feel things deeply but not show it right away.
Example
Her response had a subtler meaning that I didn't catch at first.
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His feelings were not subtler at all; he made them very obvious.
Example
Do you think there are subtler emotions behind her smile?
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