- anti-intellectual
practices of
deliberately presenting information in an
abstruse and
imprecise manner that
limits further inquiry and
understanding of a...
- that subject's
habitual characteristics. It is
sometimes used to
counter abstruse arguments that
something might not be what it
appears to be.
Indiana poet...
-
Syngrapha abstrusa, the
abstruse false looper, is a moth of the
family Noctuidae. The
species was
first described by
Thomas D.
Eichlin and Hugh B. Cunningham...
-
Dexter Fletcher (pictured in 2014)
considered Ronnie Rocket too
abstruse for
potential financiers....
- from Pahlavi, but
Arabic lexical items predominated for more
abstract or
abstruse subjects and
often replaced their Persian equivalents in
polite discourse...
-
authority compelled the
communal leaders to make
themselves familiar with the
abstruse questions of
Jewish law.
Polish Jewry found its
views of life
shaped by...
-
Racial Manifesto could have been avoided. It
dealt with the
scientific abstruseness of a few
teachers and journalists, a
conscientious German essay translated...
-
while others, such as the
Growing Seed, are sophisticated,
profound and
abstruse. When
asked by his
disciples why he
speaks in
parables to the people, Jesus...
- 2018 – via Newspapers.com. Davis,
James (October 2, 1968). "Don't Miss
Abstruse Theater -- If You Can".
Daily News. New York, New York City. p. 49. Retrieved...
- is a
malapropism to use
obtuse [stupid or slow-witted] when one
means abstruse [esoteric or
difficult to understand].
Malapropisms tend to
maintain the...
