Obscure means: Dark, faint or indistinct. Related words include change or alter. Below you'll find 20 example sentences showing how to use Obscure in practice.
Obscure in a sentence
Related words
Obscure meaning
- Dark, faint or indistinct.
- Hidden, out of sight or inconspicuous.
- Difficult to understand; abstruse.
Example sentences (20)
Other dumplings include slightly more obscure elements, like pot stickers with pork, shrimp, egg, and black fungus.
Decisively, this nexus serves to obscure the deadly veto power which the clandestine state exercises over democracy.
But viewing these victories in hindsight can obscure just how precarious these achievements were and still are today.
Some of the items are more obscure too, but we tried to paint every corner of this game with something rewarding.
Notably, he had a prior conviction for wire fraud in 2003 and employed the alias “Keith Renko” to obscure his history.
And though that aspect of it may sound a little fancy or obscure, Mill is ridiculously straightforward and easy to use.
Marrok is quite the mysterious character in his own right, as his helmet and lack of dialogue obscure his true identity.
Don’t get me wrong, I enjoy the occasional documentary or book about some random obscure event that happened in history.
The ‘sculpture’ along the bottom of the mural spells out Branksome, something which Krishna said was meant to be obscure.
Bartender Luke Morgan pours a drink for a customer inside Sobel’s Obscure Brewery in Jeannette on Friday.
That's the point; Yorkshire dialect, especially archaic, obscure dialect words, can sound like gibberish.
It comes with a handful of obscure titles preinstalled, but it only makes sense for gamers with large physical game libraries.
An obscure comedy even by 1990s standards, sees bank executive Zach Shepard () take a new job in Oregon.
Another way the enemy tries to put players at a disadvantage is Maelstrom, which calls forth a tornado that can obscure vision.
It was the place to go for bargains, to find the odd and the unusual, the out-of-print and the obscure.
Alongside the obscure items, I was shocked at the amount of disposable vapes, single-use cups and cutlery and disposable gloves.
Alawites are no more than 10% of Syria’s population, and for most of the region’s history they were an obscure agrarian minority.
And so, we put him in the international organization directorate,” Kupperman added, referring to an obscure agency within the NSC.
Trick plays, obscure rules, things you saw from scouting that have you worried, whatever it is, we appreciate honest conversations.
Now that he's the creative head of DC Studios, we should expect more weird and obscure characters.
Common combinations with obscure
These word pairs occur most frequently in English texts:
- an obscure 26×
- to obscure 26×
- obscure the 18×
- more obscure 15×
- and obscure 11×
- the obscure 9×
- can obscure 8×
- obscure and 8×
- relatively obscure 5×
- some obscure 5×
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About these examples
The 20 examples on this page contain the complete word obscure. Duplicate, incomplete, unusually short and technically noisy sentences are removed automatically. The definition is sourced from Wiktionary. Read more about our sources and checks on the About Voorbeeldzinnen.info page or see how to report a correction.