The quality of being unclear or abstruse and hard to understand.
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abstrusitat испанский
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For animals that need never surface, obscurity can be even more tantalizing.
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As a foreign photographer, I was able to work in relative obscurity.
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He mistakes obscurity for profundity; it is the darkness before the creation.
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He was in all his glory- Iinthe depth of my obscurity.
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In the first case, they are useless repetitions, introducing labor and obscurity.
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Subdued splits and splutters whispered from out the obscureness, and a gentle grinding could be heard.
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The coarse jest, the impure expression, the subtle inuendo,-poisoningthe more surely and deeply, by its very obscureness,-whereare these tolerated?
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Something quick and subtle ran through my veins; something that for a few moments seemed to burn away the obscureness which blurs our thought.
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And some time after that young Bansted Downs moved into the room of the Master Genius to learn the higher attributes of genius-eccentricity and obscureness.
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Readily; I have solved others of an abstruseness ten thousand times greater.
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The same person cannot be expected to excel in the abstruseness of metaphysical science, and in the ravishing effusions of poetical genius.
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They have none of the abstruseness of idea or obscurity of expression which mark the written communications of a solitary mind with itself.
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But he rendered his style obscure by excessive affectation and abstruseness, so that he was thought to speak better extempore, than in a premeditated discourse.
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