Subtly [adverb]

Definition of Subtly:

gently, effortlessly

Opposite/Antonyms of Subtly:

● Heavily

● Roughly

● Difficultly


Sentence/Example of Subtly:

Mary subtly evaded the question, while seeming to give unqualified assent.

Beardsley really didn't mind; they just couldn't know how subtly he worked into his themes!

"Let us speak, then, of their offence alone," persisted Francesco subtly.

This earth is made too subtly, of too multiple warp and woof, for prophecy.

I cannot express in words how subtly and marvellously it is designed.

The endlessness of such a subtly cruel situation was appalling—if you think of it.

Grown and subtly altered she undoubtedly was, thought Donald.

After a while, subtly, she felt that someone was standing near her.

Something had changed; the whole vibration of its lines were subtly new.

It was an explosion, yes, but subtly different from the rending snap of hexynitrate.