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Definition of subtile - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
languageRare UK showing a fine or delicate meaning or gentle suggestionRare UK
- Her subtile smile hinted at a secret.
- His subtile tone suggested he was uncertain.
- The painting's subtile hues created a calm atmosphere.
Origin of subtile
Latin, subtilis (fine, delicate)
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- French:subtil, ...
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- Italian:sottile, ...
- Spanish:sutil, ...
- Portuguese:subtil, ...
- Chinese:微妙的, ...
- Japanese:微妙な, ...
- Arabic:رقيق, ...
- Hebrew:עָדִין, ...
- Russian:тонкий, ...
- Ukrainian:тонкий, ...
- Hindi:सूक्ष्म, ...
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