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Definition of obscure
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Obscure
(superl.)
Not
noticeable;
humble;
mean.
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Inextricable
::
Inextricable
(a.)
Incapable
of being
extricated,
untied,
or
disentangled;
hopelessly
intricate,
confused,
or
obscure;
as, an
inextricable
knot or
difficulty;
inextricable
confusion..
Muddily
::
Muddily
(adv.)
In a muddy
manner;
turbidly;
without
mixture;
cloudily;
obscurely;
confusedly.
Cloud
::
Cloud (n.) That which has a dark,
lowering,
or
threatening
aspect;
that which
temporarily
overshadows,
obscures,
or
depresses;
as, a cloud of
sorrow;
a cloud of war; a cloud upon the
intellect..
Confuse
::
Confuse
(v. t.) To mix or blend so that
things
can not be
distinguished;
to
jumble
together;
to
confound;
to
render
indistinct
or
obscure;
as, to
confuse
accounts;
to
confuse
one's
vision..
Gloom
::
Gloom (v. t.) To
render
gloomy
or dark; to
obscure;
to
darken.
Umbrageous
::
Umbrageous
(a.) Not
easily
perceived,
as if from being
darkened
or
shaded;
obscure..
Innuendo
::
Innuendo
(n.) An
averment
employed
in
pleading,
to point the
application
of
matter
otherwise
unintelligible;
an
interpretative
parenthesis
thrown
into
quoted
matter
to
explain
an
obscure
word or
words;
-- as, the
plaintiff
avers that the
defendant
said that he
(innuendo
the
plaintiff)
was a
thief..
Ogygian
::
Ogygian
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to
Ogyges,
a
mythical
king of
ancient
Attica,
or to a great
deluge
in
Attica
in his days;
hence,
primeval;
of
obscure
antiquity..
Obscuration
::
Obscuration
(v. t.) The act or
operation
of
obscuring;
the state of being
obscured;
as, the
obscuration
of the moon in an
eclipse..
Oblique
::
Oblique
(a.) Not
straightforward;
indirect;
obscure;
hence,
disingenuous;
underhand;
perverse;
sinister..
Incloud
::
Incloud
(v. t.) To
envelop
as in
clouds;
to
darken;
to
obscure.
Obscure
::
Obscure
(n.)
Obscurity.
Combust
::
Combust
(a.) So near the sun as to be
obscured
or
eclipsed
by his
light,
as the moon or
planets
when not more than eight
degrees
and a half from the sun..
Descry
::
Descry
(v. t.) To spy out or
discover
by the eye, as
objects
distant
or
obscure;
to espy; to
recognize;
to
discern;
to
discover..
Subobscurely
::
Subnuvolar
(a.) Under the
clouds;
attended
or
partly
covered
or
obscured
by
clouds;
somewhat
cloudy.
Eclipse
::
Eclipse
(v. t.) To
obscure,
darken,
or
extinguish
the
beauty,
luster,
honor,
etc., of; to
sully;
to
cloud;
to throw into the shade by
surpassing..
Eclaircissement
::
Eclaircissement
(v. t.) The
clearing
up of
anything
which is
obscure
or not
easily
understood;
an
explanation.
Y-
::
Y- () A
prefix
of
obscure
meaning,
originally
used with
verbs,
adverbs,
adjectives,
nouns,
and
pronouns.
In the
Middle
English
period,
it was
little
employed
except
with
verbs,
being
chiefly
used with past
participles,
though
occasionally
with the
infinitive
Ycleped,
or
yclept,
is
perhaps
the only word not
entirely
obsolete
which shows this use..
Mutter
::
Mutter
(n.)
Repressed
or
obscure
utterance.
Foggy
::
Foggy
(superl.)
Beclouded;
dull;
obscure;
as, foggy
ideas..
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