Subtleties is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for SUBTLETIES in dictionary:

NOUN:
• SUBTLETY, the state of being subtle, also SUBTILITY, SUBTILTY, SUTTLETIE
• the quality or state of being subtle
• a subtle distinction, feature, or argument

Words related to SUBTLETIES

subtlety13

Words that contain SUBTLETIES

oversubtleties19 supersubtleties19

How to use SUBTLETIES in a sentence

• Not dealing in the subtleties of abstract politics, but moving in the slow, steady procession of reason, his conceptions were reflective, and his views correct.
• It presented itself to her, in some mysterious way, as a romantic visage, wistful, full of sad subtleties, of the unknown and the seductive, and of a latent benevolence.
• The scribes and Pharisees tempted Christ by divers means, questions, and subtleties.
• The practical teachers of Israel looked with suspicion upon the subtleties of the different Greek philosophical schools.
• After all, psychological subtleties are not in your line.
• On such a day as this the somewhat unsophisticated trout of Silverwater demanded no subtleties.
• But these and other subtleties of language escaped the observation of Plato.
• The dance was a marvellous one, a piece of dazzling intricacy, of swift and unexpected subtleties, of almost superhuman grace.
• The subtleties of his philosophy might have cajoled him anywhere save in her presence.
• All their displeasure fell upon those who asked them to inflict punishment for what appeared to them to be vain subtleties.
• Incapable of such subtleties of analysis as these, the two young officers differed widely, nevertheless, in their opinions of Mrs.
• Sidney Lanier asserted that the novel was a finer form than the drama because there were subtleties of feeling which Shakspere could not make plain and George Eliot could.
• Through such subtleties of dialectic Socrates is working his way into a deeper region of thought and feeling.
• Meanwhile, the meeting between Tollemache and Gray was full of racial subtleties.
• People who have not spent years steeped in the atmosphere and language and literature of the East cannot possibly grasp the subtleties of oriental usage.
• That note to Charmian gave a new direction to her thoughts, set certain subtleties of the past which had vaguely troubled her in a new and stronger light.
• But Jernington was conscious of no subtleties except those connected with the employment of musical instruments.
• The fact that she rather liked him made her subtleties all the more potent.
• Who followed Roselius is not known, but by and by men were bending the ear to the soft persuasive tones and finished subtleties of the polished and courted Grymes.
• In doing so he ventured to be much simpler in language and much less of a slave to technical subtleties than was usual in his day.
• His metaphysical thinking, through all its subtleties, never strayed far from the moral ideal.
• But they were arriving at the dock, and there was no time to indulge in subtleties.
• Wagner had the discernment to seize on the intellectual subtleties he found there, and to put them to happiest uses.
• The European world has looked upon Indian philosophy as mere dreams, idle speculations, built only on a foundation of metaphysical subtleties.
• We do not look in the dawning manifestations of such a spirit for subtleties of intellect.

Similar words containing TLETIE without suffix s and without prefix sub

suttletie9 suttleties10 oversubtleties19 supersubtleties19

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