Subtext

SUB-tekst (/ˈsʌbˌtɛkst/)

an underlying theme or message in a piece of writing or conversation.

“The subtext of the study is that when you prepare your own food, the constant exposure to its aroma acts like a preview tasting – dulling your senses before the first bite.”

Source: Dictionary.com

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Poignant

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evoking a keen sense of sadness or regret.

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Profligate

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recklessly extravagant or wasteful.

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Soidisant

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pretending or claiming to have a certain quality.

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Infirm

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physically weak or ill, especially due to age or sickness.

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Asperity

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harshness or severity, especially in tone or manner.

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Avuncular

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resembling or relating to an uncle, typically in a kind, protective, or advisory way.

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Abjure

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to renounce or reject something formally.

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Congeneric

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belonging to the same genus or group.

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Juncture

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a point in time or space where things meet or join.

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Tacit

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understood or implied without being stated directly.

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