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undertone
noun as in suggestion, whisper
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He had also made several statements over the years that were interpreted as having political undertones.
This is the human cycle, a tale as old as time that takes on a grim new undertone in a time when matters feel very much life-or-death.
The state visit certainly seemed to have an undertone of the UK joining forces with the US in a long term AI tech battle with China.
"It has a lot of threads around grief, as the boys lose their mum, and so there are some really serious undertones to it," Michelle says.
“What’s fun about Laura’s perspective is Cherry seems completely unhinged and that there’s a real malevolent undertone to her behavior,” Cooke says.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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