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Meanings of nuance in English
Usage of nuance in English
1
People are really good at certain things, nuance is one of them.
2
There was one other important nuance I needed to know, Andre said.
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CJ's situation was so complicated that Tracy had never understood every nuance.
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Its subtlety and nuance make it a particular challenge for artificial intelligence.
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The second reason AI needs humans is to provide feedback and nuance.
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Activist Accounting Scholar: Do you want the context and nuance or not?
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He is the poet of rhythm, of the nuance, of personal emotion.
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Rattle's approach is slower, every gesture and nuance carefully measured and weighted.
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No chance of a stray nuance breeding some catastrophic intimation of compromise.
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This more granular approach to the apocalypse favors sharp writing and nuance.
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He could pick up every nuance of your gestures and body language.
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All nuance, the delicate interplay of line and plane, would be lost.
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Think of the algorithm as an automatic filter but with more nuance.
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Or we say that she moved, the centre of an indefinable nuance.
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That is what will make the difference, not some nuance from me.
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That's where the nuance comes in and where we can dig deep.
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Nuance through the time
Nuance across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common