obscure
/əbˈskjʊə(r)/adjective
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अल्पज्ञात, गुमनाम
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not well known
अल्पज्ञात, गुमनाम
- an obscure poet of the 18th century
- The poem is full of obscure references.
- He is an obscure writer whom few people know.
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- The village lies in an obscure corner of the hills.
- The book was written by an obscure author of the last century.
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difficult to understand
अस्पष्ट, दुर्बोध
- The meaning of the passage is obscure.
- The poem is so obscure that even the teacher struggled to explain it.
- The instructions on the box were obscure.
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- Her argument became obscure at the end of the essay.
- The legal language in the contract is obscure.
verb
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[T] ~ sth
to make it difficult to see, hear or understand something
(किसी चीज़ को) ढक देना, धुँधला कर देना
- Clouds obscured the moon.
- Thick smoke obscured the road ahead, so the driver slowed down.
- Tall buildings obscured the view of the hills.
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- A cloud obscured the sun for a few minutes.
- The writer's long sentences obscure the meaning.
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obscurity noun