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reconditeness

/ˌrek.ənˈdaɪt.nəs/

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noun

/ˌrek.ənˈdaɪt.nəs/C2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее качество глубины, неясности или трудности для понимания, часто связанное с глубокими или специализированными знаниями.

A noun referring to the quality of being profound, obscure, or difficult to understand, often associated with deep or specialized knowledge.

uncountable

  1. Profound wisdomC2formal

    Knowledge or wisdom that is deep, obscure, and difficult for most people to understand.

    ruГлубокая мудрость

    • The professor's lecture was full of reconditeness that only a few could grasp.
    • His writings are admired for their reconditeness and depth.
    • The philosopher's reconditeness made his work challenging but rewarding.

    Synonymsabstrusenessdeepnessobscurenessobscurityprofoundnessprofundity

  2. Obscurity or abstrusenessC2formal

    The quality of being unclear, difficult to comprehend, or hard to interpret.

    ruТруднодоступность для понимания

    • The reconditeness of the ancient text puzzled even the experts.
    • Her explanation only added to the reconditeness of the topic.
    • The poem's reconditeness left many readers confused.

    Synonymsabstrusenesscomplexitydepthdifficultyincomprehensibilityobscurityopacityprofundityunintelligibility

    Antonymsclaritylucidityobviousnesssimplicity

Forms
  • reconditenesses plural form
  • reconditenesses' possessive plural form
  • reconditeness's possessive singular form
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