subtle

It lent a subtle, savory funk — the kind that hums beneath the cheese rather than shouting over it.

There were subtle changes in the market, however, and they turned up in Burry’s e-mail in-box.

But there were always subtle clues and it was important to read them.

He said the older sibling had picked "really subtle, non-verbal cues" from the family, and had adopted their cultural ways.

Antisemitism masquerading as anti-Zionism became perhaps subtler, but its stench remained, its ultimate objectives unchanged.