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meaning that is not obvious. Subtext is revealed by 'reading between the lines'. Subtext can be subtle (well hidden) or fairly obvious. Subtexts can also be important or trivial, e.g. if every bad person in a film is a smoker and every good person is a non-smoker, then the subtext is that smokers are bad people.
a series of cartoon-like sketches that show what each scene in a film or advert will look. A...
a word that decides a noun or noun phrase, e.g. all, some, many, both, most, every (pronouns);...
an adjective that indicates how many of something there is, or the order of something, e.g. Only...
in film: all the elements that go into creating a shot and the way it is framed, including...
to deduce or draw a conclusion, e.g. They could infer from my statement that I thought he was...