Synonyms for subtly
sub·t·ly

Princeton's WordNet

1. subtlyadverb

   in a subtle manner

   "late nineteenth-century French opera at its most beautiful, subtly romantic with a twilight melancholy"

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1. List of paraphrases for "subtly":

   delicately, finely

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1. Mark Moss:

   It’s always very eye-opening when patients show you what they’re doing with their inhalers because many times they’re using them subtly incorrectly, so this is a study that is very reflective of real life.

2. Matt Gorman:

   Joe Biden is going to regret this decision, his candidacy will not only rehash his very long record in public life, but allow his opponents to subtly argue he is too old and too moderate to be the Democratic standard-bearer.

3. Josh King Madrid:

   When practicing frame control, one's body language, which subtly reflects one's psychological response throughout a discussion, can have a significant influence on oneself.”

4. Greg McKenna:

   This fits with the theory that the Saudis and Russians are subtly moving toward a change to the agreement at this month's meeting.

5. Oi Yan Poon:

   These statements may seem innocent, but…they underhandedly and subtly undermine the very real experiences with racism, sexism and other forms of oppression.