nuanced

Modifies a noun

• understanding: Which makes for deeper, more nuanced, more satisfying understanding in your readings.
• interpretation: Ultimately this will lead to a more nuanced, historical interpretation.
• reading: The result is a fresh, nuanced reading of a major classic.
• analysis: By the nature of the methodology being adopted, the research will place emphasis on the following: The need for gender nuanced analyzes.
• performance: I think he gave such a beautifully nuanced performance.

Modifying Another Word

• subtly: Ray's mastery turned a starkly conventional plot into a subtly nuanced story which topped the Bengali box office for months.
• finely: The midrange proper is first-rate - clear, even, finely nuanced, with a particularly precise image.
• beautifully: I think he gave such a beautifully nuanced performance.
• carefully: This needs to be carefully nuanced; illegal acts were not all regarded in the same way.
• highly: By the late 1890s Cézanne's mastery of the medium allowed for a range of highly nuanced luminous effects.
• very: So the whole legal position is very, very nuanced.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Becoming more nuanced about such constitutive dynamics will not guarantee that we can interrupt the tendencies upon which he focuses here.