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    subtle - Dictionary definition and meaning for word subtle

    Definition
    (adj) difficult to detect or grasp by the mind or analyze
    Synonyms : elusive
    Example Sentence
    • his whole attitude had undergone a subtle change
    • a subtle difference
    • that elusive thing the soul
    Definition
    (adj) able to make fine distinctions
    Example Sentence
    • a subtle mind
    Definition
    (adj) working or spreading in a hidden and usually injurious way
    Synonyms : insidious , pernicious
    Example Sentence
    • glaucoma is an insidious disease
    • a subtle poison
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sub+tle(title) without subtitle it is difficult to understand the other languages

subtle:substitute,if a main player is down,then coach will substitute him and the the substitute is not known n difficult to detect....

SUB(down)+TELL- so down that it is difficult to tell/percieve

see SUB+ btle sounds like BATTLE a subject which acts like battle is very difficult to decipher or understand

subtle:-The people who are cleaver always destroy subtract tail so that nobody can find them.


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