unsubtle
ʌnˈsʌtəl
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Definition of unsubtle - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
lack of subtletyRarenot subtle or refinedRare
  • His unsubtle remarks made everyone uncomfortable..
blatant obvious
2.
obviousRareeasily noticed or understood without effortRare
  • The movie's message was unsubtle and clear.
blatant conspicuous obvious
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Expressions with unsubtle

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expresses disbelief at someone's lack of subtlety
He winked at her in front of everyone, how unsubtle can you get?

Origin of unsubtle

Latin, un- (not) + subtle (fine)

Terms with unsubtle included in their meaning

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metaphor
person or argument that is forceful but unsubtle
broadadj.
obviousness
obvious or unsubtle
social behavior
offer praise or flattery in an unsubtle and excessive way
personality
clumsy or unsubtle person

Examples of unsubtle in a sentence

  • Her unsubtle approach to the problem was not appreciated.
  • His unsubtle hints made everyone uncomfortable.
  • The unsubtle advertising left no room for imagination.

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  1. French:grossier, évident, ...
  2. German:plump, offensichtlich, ...
  3. Italian:diretto, evidente, ...
  4. Spanish:burdo, obvio, ...
  5. Portuguese:grosseiro, evidente, ...
  6. Chinese:粗鲁的, 明显的, ...
  7. Japanese:露骨な, 明白な, ...
  8. Arabic:فَجّ, وَاضِح, ...
  9. Hebrew:בּוֹטֶה, בָּרוּר, ...
  10. Russian:грубый, очевидный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:неделікатний, неприкритий, ...
  12. Hindi:अस्पष्ट, स्पष्ट, ...

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