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Meanings of so obscure in English

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Usage of so obscure in English
1
You wither and die in the search of so obscure a proof.
Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Volume 15
2
What could he hope for more-heso obscure against her so radiant?
The Man Who Laughs: A Romance of English History
3
I'm dying to see it myself, Dick's been so obscure about it.
The Little Lady of the Big House
4
That is so obscure and lowly that the women will never notice it.
A Treasury of Eskimo Tales
5
Many are so obscure that not even Styx has seen them.
Darkness revealed
6
Try not to be so obscure, if you can manage it.
Grand junction
7
With the sage, she doesn't have to be quite so obscure.
Eyeless in Gaza
8
She felt that she was so obscure it did not matter.
Sister Carrie: A Novel
9
It's so obscure what she's doing and very hard to sing.
The Guardian
10
Is this so obscure an example of human nature that you cannot understand it?
Private life
11
It can happen so easily; the bonds that hold people together are so obscure.
The Irish Times
12
The dark sea, so obscure you couldn't make out the water from the sky.
Pinball, 1973
13
Why should the chain stop in so obscure a link.
John Henry Smith / A Humorous Romance of Outdoor Life
14
I would much like to sleep over this cable-soplain seemingly; really so obscure.
Gallipoli Diary, Volume 2
15
Dialects and special patois so obscure they sounded almost alien.
From hell with love
16
This passage is so obscure that it would be rash to offer an explanation.
The Notebooks of Leonardo Da Vinci — Volume 1
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