Subtlety (noun)

The quality or state of being subtle, delicate, or not obvious.

Origin:

From latin subtilis, meaning 'fine' or 'delicate' and -ty, indicating a quality.

Examples:

1. The chef's use of subtlety in the spices enhanced the flavors of the dish.
2. The actress' performance was a masterclass in subtlety, making her emotions appear real and genuine.
3. The subtlety of the differences between the two versions of the painting was not immediately noticeable.
4. The negotiator's subtlety in suggesting a compromise was a key factor in reaching a settlement.
5. The subtlety of the argument was lost on the audience, who did not seem to understand the speaker's point.