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1 anlaşılmazlık
n. incomprehensibility, unintelligiblity, inscrutability, intangibility, intricacy, obscurity, opacity, subtility, subtlety* * *1. abstruseness 2. impenetrability 3. impenetrableness 4. incoherence 5. incoherency 6. incomprehensibility 7. inconceivableness -
2 incelik
n. thinness, fineness, slimness, refinement, finesse, delicacy, tact, subtility, touch, politeness, civility, courtesy, daintiness, discretion, elaborateness, fragility, Grace, gracefulness, keenness, niceness, nicety, point, polish, slenderness* * *1. civility 2. delicacy 3. grace 4. nicety 5. slenderness 6. subtlety 7. thinness -
3 kurnazlık
n. cunning, astuteness, shiftiness, artfulness, art, trick, archness, artifice, craftiness, dodge, finesse, foxiness, guile, shenanigan, slyness, smartness, stratagem, strategy, subtility, subtlety, wheeler dealing, wheeling and dealing, wiliness* * *1. astuteness 2. craftiness 3. foxiness 4. guile 5. slyness 6. wiliness -
4 ustalık
n. mastery, proficiency, skill, mastership, expertness, art, artfulness, craftsmanship, deftness, dexterity, facility, feat, finesse, hand, handiness, ingeniousness, ingenuity, knack, masterliness, perfection, sleight, subtility, subtlety, virtuosity* * *1. skillfulness 2. artfulness 3. craftsmanship 4. knack -
5 zekilik
n. aptness, incisiveness, intelligence, keenness, sharpness, shrewdness, smartness, subtility, subtlety* * *1. quick wittedness 2. aptness 3. knowingness -
6 ince eleyip sık dokuma
n. scrutiny, subtlety -
7 incelik
"thinness, slimness; courtesy, kindness, refinement, elegance, civility; subtlety, finesse; detail" -
8 incelik
1. slenderness, slimness, thinness. 2. fineness, delicacy (of workmanship). 3. tact, delicacy, finesse. 4. subtlety, fine point. 5. detail. -
9 sinsilik
1. slyness, subtlety in deceit. 2. insidiousness (of a disease).
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Subtlety — Sub tle*ty, n.; pl. {Subtleties}. [OE. sotelte, sutilte, OF. sotillete, L. subtilitas. See {Subtle}, and cf. {Subtility}.] 1. The quality or state of being subtle, or sly; cunning; craftiness; artfulness. [1913 Webster] The fox which lives by… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
subtlety — index discretion (quality of being discreet), evasion, nuance, subterfuge, technicality Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
subtlety — mid 14c., from O.Fr. soutilte, from L. subtilitatem (nom. subtilitas), noun of quality from subtilis (see SUBTLE (Cf. subtle)) … Etymology dictionary
subtlety — [sut′ ltē] n. [ME sutelte < OFr sotillete < L subtilitas] 1. the quality or condition of being subtle; esp., the ability or tendency to make fine distinctions 2. pl. subtleties something subtle; esp., a fine distinction … English World dictionary
subtlety — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ extreme, great, real VERB + SUBTLETY ▪ have ▪ Her dancing has great subtlety. ▪ display … Collocations dictionary
subtlety — [[t]sʌ̱t(ə)lti[/t]] subtleties 1) N COUNT: usu pl, usu with supp, oft N of n Subtleties are very small details or differences which are not obvious. His fascination with the subtleties of human behaviour makes him a good storyteller... When a… … English dictionary
subtlety — noun 1) the subtlety of the flavor Syn: delicacy, delicateness, subtleness; understatedness, mutedness, softness 2) classification is fraught with subtlety Syn: fineness, subtleness, niceness, nicety, nuance … Thesaurus of popular words
subtlety — UK [ˈsʌt(ə)ltɪ] / US noun Word forms subtlety : singular subtlety plural subtleties 1) [uncountable] the quality of being complicated, delicate, or difficult to notice, often in a skilful or attractive way There is no subtlety at all about his… … English dictionary
Subtlety — A subtlety (also sotelty or soteltie ) was an elaborate form of dish common during the late Middle Ages in Europe, particularly in England and France. [Laurioux, Bruno, Les livres de cuisine en Occident à la fin du Moyen Age , Thèse de doctorat:… … Wikipedia
subtlety — sub|tle|ty [ˈsʌtlti] n plural subtleties 1.) [U] the quality that something has when it has been done in a clever or skilful way, with careful attention to small details ▪ The play lacks subtlety. ▪ She argued her case with considerable subtlety … Dictionary of contemporary English
subtlety — sub|tle|ty [ sʌtlti ] noun 1. ) uncount the quality of being complicated, delicate, or difficult to notice, often in a skillful or attractive way: There is no subtlety at all about his painting. Hickey s performance was magnificent in its… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
