extremely obscure

Frequency: 7.013.8 per million words

Very difficult to understand or not well-known at all.

obscureADVERB + obscure (adj.)

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Examples (10)

  • The band played an extremely obscure song that only a few fans recognized.
  • His explanation was so technical that it became extremely obscure to the general audience.
  • She delved into an extremely obscure corner of ancient philosophy for her thesis.
  • The meaning of the poem remained extremely obscure, even after multiple readings.
  • They found an extremely obscure reference in the old manuscript.
  • The artist preferred to remain extremely obscure, shunning public attention.
  • For many, quantum physics can seem extremely obscure and complex.
  • The play was based on an extremely obscure historical event.
  • He used extremely obscure jargon that made his presentation hard to follow.
  • Despite his talent, his work remained extremely obscure during his lifetime.