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subtler
adjective
More subtle.
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The word 'subtler' is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is the comparative form of the adjective 'subtle' which means delicate, elusive, or not easily noticeable. You can use 'subtler' in situations where you want to compare the subtlety of one thing to another, or when you want to emphasize a subtle difference or aspect of something. Example: The first draft of the essay was good, but the final version was even subtler in its use of language and symbolism.
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There was no Manichean divide, but a subtler sense of our relationship to other sentient animals, the narrative we share.
And Justice Kennedy, in particular, appeared to have absorbed the subtler dimensions of the government's defence of the law.
That same evening a subtler soldier, Lord Guthrie, made a cannier pitch for influence with the Tories.
A subtler preparation, flavoured with garlic and ginger, as used by Jaffrey and Gymkhana chef Karam Sethi, suits me better.
It opens with a classic burst of spicy, herbal saaz hops, reveals lemony and subtler melon flavours (skilful use of New World hops, perhaps?), and tops out in a clear, dry bitterness.
Conclusion: everything I've experienced over the past 15 years leads me to conclude that artists, arts leaders, audiences and participants in the arts are smarter, more thoughtful, more nuanced, more provocative, more self-reflexive, subtler debaters than our elected representatives in the great debating chamber at Westminster.
Republican foreign-policy hawks, such as Senator Lindsey Graham of South Carolina, claim Mr Gates's book as evidence that Mr Obama has caused havoc from Iraq to Syria by ignoring the military and refusing to lead.The book's charge is subtler than that.
But it could do much to improve security in subtler ways.The emphasis, so far, has been on trying to reduce the possibility that boxes will be hijacked at source.
French textbooks today are rather subtler, but still not much in favour of the capitalist way of doing things.As president, Nicolas Sarkozy made a stab at reforming economics teaching.
Mr Galloway's post this morning, though, tells a different and much subtler story: Ms Handel was already trending upward, so Ms Palin did not change the game so much as she "lit the afterburners", as Ms Handel's flack said.
In a subtler register he traces the city's contrasting moods: a melancholy known as huzun competing with a hedonistic, happy-go-lucky impulse which Turks (and Greeks) call keyif.This quirky establishment, with its wood-and-iron lift and gaudy marble, turns out to be an accurate barometer for wider developments.
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Since I tried Ludwig back in 2017, I have been constantly using it in both editing and translation. Ever since, I suggest it to my translators at ProSciEditing.

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