obscure
oscuro
definition
verb
gray clouds obscure the sun
keep from being seen; conceal.
adjective
his origins and parentage are obscure
not discovered or known about; uncertain.
translation of 'obscure'
verb
entenebrecer,
esconder,
confundir,
eclipsar,
oscurecer
adjective
solitario,
oscuro
example
I have this uncanny ability to recognise some of the most 'obscure' actors.
In fact, it is so covered with clouds that they completely 'obscure' its surface.
In fact you appear to have to be very advanced in magical theory in order to understand most of the 'obscure' written references about it.
You could become a flagellant in some 'obscure' religious sect.
But Algeria still registers in Western media and minds as an 'obscure' and vaguely mysterious place, somewhere on the periphery of the Middle East.
If you survive his maze of dense wordplay and 'obscure' references, you will probably not find anything too terribly profound, but you'll still be smarter.
Still, this is a Frank Black album, with its 'obscure' references and abstruse lyrics.
The outback has a colourful and fascinating history that is often 'obscure' or unknown to many people.
One morning after a wild electrical storm, Amanda woke to find a strange inscription on the palm of her hand: a single ‘word’ written in some 'obscure' alphabet.
An 'obscure' religious sect, the Raelians, has allegedly taken this step toward the eugenic future.
Even now, a hundred years on, the precise cause and surrounding circumstances of Oscar Wilde's death remain 'obscure' , shrouded about with mystery.
So much the better if you have a cache of slightly 'obscure' references that you can dispense, especially if these bear only tangential relationship to what you are discussing.
With his artisan/architect demeanour most would expect more 'obscure' references; more mystery, metaphor, or magic dust.
In the voice, words are flooded with soulful intentionality; the soul emerges briefly from the 'obscure' corporeal dark and is suddenly there.
Individualistic and even idiosyncratic as Badri's style can be, no viewer can complain that his paintings are 'obscure' or difficult to understand.
Competing agendas, dismissed administrators and shrill representatives often 'obscure' the facts rather than inform the public.
Keep the meaning 'obscure' , and you keep the mystery intact.
The body of work includes recent acquisitions and both well known and more 'obscure' works from the gallery.
According to the notes I've been sent, there seems to be a need to cut or alter all sorts of 'obscure' references to German politicians and places because the audience here won't get them.
Like a Byzantine chant, an 'obscure' collection of religious doctrines - brands - stands poised to take over employee larynges and employee minds.
Speaking of 'obscure' Australian actors, Andy sent me an email.
In other words, it is possible for the profiling code to overshadow or 'obscure' a performance problem.
In doing so, it reflects the manner in which Kafka himself has gradually become indistinguishable from the 'obscure' fascination at the heart of his writings.
That kind of data may seem 'obscure' and unimportant, but it's a useful tool for researchers and insurance companies wanting to know long-term hurricane trends.
By the same token, it could be said, historical falsification is bound up with efforts to 'obscure' an understanding of the present.
Much is made of Timbaland's undoubted skill as a producer, in fact so much is made of it that he seems to overshadow and 'obscure' the artists he works with these days.
Litigants and witnesses remain practically anonymous - 'obscure' names without faces or detailed personal histories.
However, in the following sections, we see that a minor slight of the American religious right by an 'obscure' professor has provoked an event of international outrage.
For reasons that are 'obscure' and mysterious to nobody but a three-day-old child, the former culture minister was this week informed his desk was in the lift and that he was now free to spend more time with his record collection.
I tend to forget some 'obscure' titles on albums I rarely play.
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