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Meanings of esoteric in English
Usage of esoteric in English
1
If that sounds too esoteric, let me just say this: John Cho.
2
They are just one esoteric, perhaps ephemeral, way a league does business.
3
Down the road, though, lead in solder may pose more esoteric concerns.
4
It means hidden knowledge, esoteric mysteries, sometimes associated with Lucifer, Light Bearer.
5
Veering towards the esoteric, we might mention charm, talent and good looks.
6
Conceptually, there is nothing esoteric about this case, he told the judges.
7
Writing in Greece may have been an esoteric science in those times.
8
The phrase 'inter-religious cooperation' does not any more strike an esoteric note.
9
It now appears annually, and is an esoteric kind of reference book.
10
Hugh Oram checks out the market for this esoteric and mostly-male passion.
11
It is used in all religions and esoteric organizations the world over.
12
Szilard also had a knack for turning esoteric ideas into useful gadgets.
13
And thank you, Niel Vaughan and Miin Chan, for the esoteric advice.
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This was more than just an esoteric quest for discovery and truth.
15
Add an esoteric quote from Rumi, George S. Patton, or Katy Perry.
16
All the stories about knights and dragons have one common esoteric meaning.
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Esoteric through the time
Esoteric across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common