1. having or characterized by subtle differences in expression, meaning, or response; showing careful attention to detail and complexity

Examples

• Her nuanced performance captured the character’s internal conflict perfectly.
• The debate required a more nuanced understanding of the economic issues.
• His nuanced approach to diplomacy helped resolve the crisis.
• The novel offers a nuanced portrayal of family relationships.
• She gave a nuanced response that acknowledged both sides of the argument.
• The artist’s nuanced use of color created a sense of depth.
• The policy requires nuanced implementation to be effective.