Synonym: clever, crafty, cunning, delicate, faint, fine, foxy, shrewd, sly, thin, tricky, underhanded. Antonym: simple. Similar words: little by little, no doubt, without doubt, outlet, title, cattle, little, settle. Meaning: ['sʌtl] 
adj. 1. be difficult to detect or grasp by the mind 2. faint and difficult to analyze 3. able to make fine distinctions 4. working or spreading in a hidden and usually injurious way.
adj. 1. be difficult to detect or grasp by the mind 2. faint and difficult to analyze 3. able to make fine distinctions 4. working or spreading in a hidden and usually injurious way. 
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241) A soft, deep taupe shade that has subtle hues of rose.
242) The work was subtle, remote, fanciful - a snow scene with purple edges.
243) The hemal nerve of scrotal ministry is very rich, subtle to the outside stimulation is very sensitive, woman labium is contacted when sexual intercourse, can enhance sexual impulse.
244) The music does what it needs to do to amplify and inflect the action, while also paying subtle sonic homage to the brassy Bond-style soundtracks of the past.
245) Burgundy wines are of a velvety and subtle red or of a sensual and characteristic white.
246) Virtanen's group in Finland has demonstrated a very subtle type of resistance to infection by fusarium.
247) But her reputation rests on two silent German classics, GW Pabst's subtle, mature Pandora's Box and Diary of a Lost Girl (both 1929)(Sentencedict.com), reflecting the corrupt Weimar republic.
248) Some of the December move is surely tied to profit-taking as the year winds down, but analysts have been quick to flag a subtle shift in the psychological landscape as well.
249) Complex flavours of red berries and spice are interwoven with subtle dark chocolate and mocha characters from the wines 14 months ageing in French and American oak barriques.
250) None of the artists or pictures has caught the deep, though subtle and indirect expression of this man's face.
251) The difference is subtle, and the end result is the same, but if you use the terms currying and partial application interchangeably within earshot of a functional programmer, count on being corrected.
252) Its flavor is sharper and less subtle, and the bark is thicker than that of the Ceylon cinnamon tree.
253) We were able to walk around and feel the tactility of the subtle details, like the mist, the light, the play of the color on the rock and the complex tones that came through.
254) Long trapped in the psychological research literature, the base-rate effect is more than just a subtle logical trap to delight academics and smart-alecks.
255) A subtle sign of instability is a fracture of the tip of the transverse process of L5, caused by avulsion of the iliolumbar ligament.
255) Sentencedict.com try its best to collect and make good sentences.
256) However, there are a number of dimensions that can be varied in an auction to yield subtle but important differences in the process and outcome.
257) Handy as it is, keep in mind that the voice synthesizer will not be able to express the subtle differences that convey emotions and other important aspects of spoken language.
258) Simple and subtle design, with noble and flaunty crocodile leather, a kind of grand feeling is poured from it.
259) She was, after long experience, wary of her uncle's selfishness, sometimes blatant, sometimes subtle.
260) Yet gradually the lounge suit has stripped away all subtle real difference.
More similar words: little by little, no doubt, without doubt, outlet, title, cattle, little, settle, scuttle, at least, a little, shuttle, entitle, bottled, at length, settle for, settle down, settlement.