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1. (adj.) abstruse
hard to understand; recondite; esoteric:
abstruse theories.
2. abstruse
Obs. secret; hidden.
Etymology: (1590–1600; < L abstrūsus lit., concealed, ptp. of abstrūdere to conceal from view =abs-abs - +trūdere to thrust, push)
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| Definition of 'abstruse' |
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1. (adj) abstruse, deep, recondite
difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge
"the professor's lectures were so abstruse that students tended to avoid them"; "a deep metaphysical theory"; "some recondite problem in historiography"
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| Definition of 'abstruse' |
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1. (adj) abstruse
concealed or hidden out of the way
2. (adj) abstruse
remote from apprehension; difficult to be comprehended or understood; recondite; as, abstruse learning
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Sense: difficult to understand
abstruse reasoning.
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Afrikaans: duister |
Arabic: مُبْهَم، عَوِيص، صَعْبْ ا |
Bulgarian: неясен |
Brazilian: abstruso |
Czech: těžko pochopitelný |
German: schwer verständlich, verw |
Danish: svært tilgængelig; dunkel |
Greek: δυσνόητος, ασαφής |
Spanish: abstruso |
Estonian: raskestimõistetav |
Farsi: پیچیده |
Finnish: vaikeatajuinen |
French: abstrus |
Hebrew: מוּבָן בְּקוֹשִׁי, סָתוּם |
Hindi: जटिल/कठिन |
Croatian: zamršen |
Hungarian: nehezenérthető |
Indonesian: sulit dipahami |
Icelandic: torskilinn |
Italian: astruso |
Japanese: 難解な |
Korean: 난해한 |
Lithuanian: painus |
Latvian: neskaidrs; grūti saprotam |
Malay: sukar difahami |
Dutch: duister |
Norwegian: vanskeligå forstå, dunkel |
Polish: zawiły |
Persian: مغلق، مشكل |
Pashto: مشكل، سخت |
Portuguese: abstruso |
Romanian: abstrus, neclar, confuz |
Russian: замысловатый |
Slovak: nezrozumiteľný |
Slovenian: težko umljiv |
Serbian: nerazumljiv |
Swedish: svårfattlig |
Thai: ที่เข้าใจได้ยาก |
Turkish: anlaşılması zor, çapraşık |
Taiwanese: 難解的,深奧的 |
Ukrainian: неясний; важкий для розум |
Urdu: مشکل ، عمیق |
Vietnamese: khó hiểu |
Chinese: 难解的,深奥的 |
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