Definition of subtile in English:

subtile

(also subtil)

adjective ˈsʌbt(ɪ)lˈsʌtl

Of the nature of or involving careful discrimination or fine points.

Usage

Now rare (chiefly superseded by subtle)

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Probably partly (i) from Anglo-Norman and Middle French subtil, soubtil, variants of sutil, soutil.

Definition of subtile in US English:

subtile

(also subtil)

adjective

Of the nature of or involving careful discrimination or fine points.

Usage

Now rare (chiefly superseded by subtle)

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Probably partly (i) from Anglo-Norman and Middle French subtil, soubtil, variants of sutil, soutil.

单词	subtile
释义	Definition of subtile in English: subtile (also subtil) adjective ˈsʌbt(ɪ)lˈsʌtl Of the nature of or involving careful discrimination or fine points. Usage Now rare (chiefly superseded by subtle) Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Probably partly (i) from Anglo-Norman and Middle French subtil, soubtil, variants of sutil, soutil. Definition of subtile in US English: subtile (also subtil) adjective Of the nature of or involving careful discrimination or fine points. Usage Now rare (chiefly superseded by subtle) Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). Probably partly (i) from Anglo-Norman and Middle French subtil, soubtil, variants of sutil, soutil.
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