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Meanings of too recondite in English

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Usage of too recondite in English
1
The instance he gives is too recondite to be of general interest.
Deductive Logic
2
Lord Curryfin, Perhaps their discussion is too recondite for her.
Gryll Grange
3
His doctrines were too recondite for the popular ear, and his lectures were not very numerously attended.
A Smaller History of Greece: from the Earliest Times to the Roma...
4
This leads to the question of individuality, a subject quite too large and too recondite for present discussion.
Evolution and Ethics, and Other Essays
5
There is no question too subtle, too delicate, too recondite, or too rash, for human eyes to ask or answer.
Hints for Lovers
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