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abstruseness

/æbˈstruːs.nəs/

Traducción: Sustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser difícil de entender o poco claro, a menudo asociado con una profundidad o sabiduría oculta.

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noun

/æbˈstruːs.nəs/C2formal
  • esSustantivo que denota la cualidad de ser difícil de entender o poco claro, a menudo asociado con una profundidad o sabiduría oculta.

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

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  1. Difficulty to understandC2formal

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

    esAbstrusidad

    • 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.

    Sinónimosambiguitycomplexitydifficultyincomprehensibilityintricacyobscurityopacityperplexityreconditenessunintelligibility

    Antónimosclaritylucidityobviousnesssimplicity

  2. Profound wisdomC2formal

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

    esSabiduría profunda y recóndita

    • 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.

    Sinónimosdeepnessdepthprofundityreconditeness

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