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subtext

[suhb-tekst] / ˈsʌbˌtɛkst /


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That is exactly what he did today, but with a clear subtext: the events of the last 48 hours or so had crossed a rubicon.

From BBC

This is an offhanded remark, perhaps with no subtext at all.

From Salon

And what better way to do that than to defy all subtext by making it as outwardly straight as humanly possible?

From Salon

The score has a military subtext—trumpets and drums are always interrupting happy scenes, and an ominous horn theme plays a major role.

From The Wall Street Journal

His version of the number, expertly balancing camp with sincerity, was a complete delight — and utterly devoid of sinister subtext.

From Los Angeles Times