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Meanings of somewhat obscure in English
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Usage of somewhat obscure in English
1
The latter part of this chapter is somewhat obscure in the original.
2
The function of the lateral line organs is still somewhat obscure.
3
Madame Carter was outraged at this outspokenness; she had supposed herself somewhat obscure.
4
A somewhat obscure book available with a bit of searching.
5
The connection and purpose of the text are somewhat obscure.
6
The explanation of the part played by these reagents is somewhat obscure as yet.
7
The reference is somewhat obscure, and taken by itself it is of doubtful meaning.
8
My table was set in a somewhat obscure corner, and we were practically alone.
9
This somewhat obscure sentence was explained, February 2, in another letter to Mr. Wallace:-
10
The logic was somewhat obscure, but the interpretation was viable.
11
The German counter-proposals were somewhat obscure, and also rather disingenuous.
12
Plonville standing amazed, dropped his implements, and stole to the somewhat obscure little window.
13
Pitt's treatment of the General Enclosure Bill is somewhat obscure.
14
For my mind loves what is somewhat obscure, and detests a raw, unpolished style.
15
This verse is somewhat obscure and seems like an interpolated amplification of the preceding verse.
16
The early history of the place is somewhat obscure.
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Somewhat obscure through the time
Somewhat obscure across language varieties
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