Question

subtile \SUT-l, SUB-tuhl\

Accepted Answer

adjectiveSubtle: delicate; fine; not obvious; skillful.[From Latin subtilis (finely woven), from sub- (under) + from tela (cloth on a loom). Ultimately from the Indo-European root teks- (to weave) that is also the source of text, tissue, tectonic, architect, technology.]"The fragrance is quite subtile."

Front	subtile \SUT-l, SUB-tuhl\
Back	adjective Subtle: delicate; fine; not obvious; skillful. [From Latin subtilis (finely woven), from sub- (under) + from tela (cloth on a loom). Ultimately from the Indo-European root teks- (to weave) that is also the source of text, tissue, tectonic, architect, technology.] "The fragrance is quite subtile."

Subtile Sut L Sub Tuhl Adjective Subtle Delicate Fine Obvious