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plural of subtle

 

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Plural of Subtle

Description:

The plural form of the adjective "subtle" is used to refer to multiple things or instances that possess the quality of being delicate, intricate, or elusive. It is commonly employed to describe concepts, ideas, or objects that are difficult to perceive, understand, or express with precision.

Examples:

Adjective Form:

  1. She noticed the subtle differences between the two paintings.
  2. The artist's use of subtle colors evoked a feeling of tranquility.
  3. He gave her a subtle smile, indicating his understanding.

Noun Form:

  1. The book was filled with subtles that required close reading to comprehend.
  2. The detective was skilled at deciphering the subtles of human behavior.
  3. She loved exploring the subtles of languages and their nuances.

Verb Form:

  1. They managed to subtle their emotions, remaining calm under pressure.
  2. The speaker skillfully subtled the complex topic, making it accessible to everyone.
  3. He attempted to subtle his disappointment, maintaining a professional demeanor.

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