nuanced

UK
/ˈnjuː.ɒnst/
US
/ˈnuː.ɑːnst/
nuancedadjective
more nuanced
Comp.
most nuanced
Super.
UK
/ˈnjuː.ɑːnst/
US
/ˈnuː.ɑnst/
Translations
Her nuanced understanding of the topic allowed her to engage in a more in-depth discussion.
Sa compréhension nuancée du sujet lui a permis de participer à une discussion plus approfondie.
Additional translations
subtilEmployé quand l’idée met l’accent sur des distinctions fines ou une perception délicate.
Definitions
Characterized by subtle differences or distinctions in expression, meaning, or response.
Her nuanced understanding of the topic allowed her to engage in a more in-depth discussion.
nuancedpast participle
Definitions
Formed as the past participle of the verb 'nuance', describing something that has been made subtle or given fine distinctions.
The diplomat delivered a carefully nuanced speech.
nuancenoun
Definitions
A subtle or slight degree of difference in meaning, expression, or sound.
The artist's use of color added a nuance to the painting that made it more intriguing.
Subtlety; the quality of being subtle or able to express fine distinctions.
Her argument shows considerable nuance.
nuanceverb

nuanced

Past Simple

nuanced
Past Simple
nuanced
Past Participle
nuancing
ing-form
UK
/ˈnjuː.ɒns/
US
/ˈnuː.ɑːns/
Translations
The artist nuanced the painting with delicate shades of blue to create a sense of depth.
L'artiste a nuancé le tableau avec de délicates nuances de bleu pour créer une impression de profondeur.
Definitions
To give subtle differences or distinctions to something.
The artist nuanced the painting with delicate shades of blue to create a sense of depth.