oversubtile (Meaning)
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oversubtile (a.)
Excessively subtile.
Synonyms & Antonyms of oversubtile
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oversubtile Sentence Examples
- The critic found the film's philosophical musings oversubtle and lacking in clarity.
- The professor's analysis of the text was oversubtle, obscuring its primary themes.
- The painting's intricate brushstrokes and symbolism were oversubtle, making it difficult for viewers to grasp its overall message.
- The novel's use of allegory was oversubtle, leaving readers confused about the author's intentions.
- The lawyer's arguments were oversubtle and failed to persuade the jury.
- The poet's use of obscure metaphors was oversubtle, rendering their verses impenetrable.
- The scientist's hypothesis was oversubtle and based on flimsy evidence.
- The actor's interpretation of the role was oversubtle, resulting in a lack of emotional connection with the audience.
- The detective's investigation relied too heavily on oversubtle clues, leading to an erroneous conclusion.
- The therapist's approach to therapy was oversubtle, undermining the patient's ability to confront their issues.
FAQs About the word oversubtile
Excessively subtile.
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No antonyms found.
The critic found the film's philosophical musings oversubtle and lacking in clarity.
The professor's analysis of the text was oversubtle, obscuring its primary themes.
The painting's intricate brushstrokes and symbolism were oversubtle, making it difficult for viewers to grasp its overall message.
The novel's use of allegory was oversubtle, leaving readers confused about the author's intentions.
