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Meanings of too obtuse in English

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Usage of too obtuse in English
1
I consider the meaning, whether the message is obvious, direct or too obtuse.
The Guardian
2
But James was too obtuse and Julia too angry to notice the look.
The Gadfly
3
He had hurt her at last, and he was not too obtuse or too careless to perceive it.
The Beautiful and Damned
4
But the clerk was too obtuse to appreciate the clever shaping of thought, and this waste of ammunition irritated Cuthfert.
The Son of the Wolf
5
There are common threads in all the stories, though I was a little too obtuse to spot the most obvious one.
Radio NZ
6
Plainly, Alberto had been working on this puzzle, either not trusting Rachel or figuring she and her uncle were too obtuse.
Map of bones
7
Ernestine, who was not too obtuse to recognize what had happened without the need of many words, listened to Milly's announcement dumbly.
One Woman's Life
8
"By Jove," he said, his eyes glowing, "you must not risk finding me too obtuse."
Truxton King: A Story of Graustark
9
"Yes, it is." Drew stood, but the agent was either too obtuse or too intent on his job to follow Drew's lead.
Our little secret
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