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abstruseness

/æbˈstruːs.nəs/

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noun

/æbˈstruːs.nəs/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество быть трудным для понимания или неясным, часто связанное с глубокой или скрытой мудростью.

A noun referring to the quality of being difficult to understand or obscure, often associated with profound or recondite wisdom.

uncountable

  1. Difficulty to understandC2formal

    The quality of being unclear, obscure, or hard to comprehend.

    ruТрудность для понимания

    • The abstruseness of the philosophical text frustrated the students.
    • His writing is known for its abstruseness, making it accessible only to experts.
    • The lecture's abstruseness left many in the audience confused.

    Synonymsambiguitycomplexitydifficultyincomprehensibilityintricacyobscurityopacityperplexityreconditenessunintelligibility

    Antonymsclaritylucidityobviousnesssimplicity

  2. Profound wisdomC2formal

    Deep, recondite, and profound knowledge or insight that is not easily grasped.

    ruГлубокая мудрость

    • The ancient manuscript contained an abstruseness that scholars have studied for decades.
    • Her abstruseness on the topic of quantum mechanics impressed the panel.
    • The abstruseness of his theories often requires multiple readings to fully appreciate.

    Synonymsdeepnessdepthprofundityreconditeness

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  • abstrusenesses' possessive plural form
  • abstruseness's possessive singular form
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