Subtext (noun)

An underlying meaning or message in a piece of writing, speech, or other form of communication that is not explicitly stated.

Origin:

The term 'subtext' is derived from the combination of the prefix 'sub-' meaning 'below' and the word 'text', meaning 'a piece of writing'. it refers to an underlying or implicit meaning or message in a piece of writing or speech.

Examples:

1. The subtext of the poem is about the power of love.
2. The movie's subtext is about the dangers of conformity.
3. The subtext of the conversation was that the speaker was unhappy with the current situation.
4. The subtext of the novel is a critique of modern society.
5. The subtext of the speech was a call to action.