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Obtuse
Obtuse meaning
Blunt; not sharp, pointed, or acute in form. | Blunt; not sharp, pointed, or acute in form. | Blunt, or rounded at the extremity.
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Example sentences (20)
Obtuse people gonna be obtuse I guess.
George is not an unintelligent man, so there is definitely a reason for him being so obtuse and unwilling to truly take on what Charlotte is saying.
Slightly more obtuse, but probably a shortening of Dry Wood was Dryood.
His dirges and satires are bold and blunt; they swap the indirection of imagery, obtuse or otherwise, for the snap of metre and rhyme.
His opinions may have been obtuse, but he was grounded in facts and reason.
It is obtuse, if not extremely naïve, for one identifying himself as a socialist to indulge in the Capitalist cultural brainwashing of our youth like Zambia’s leader of the Socialist party is doing.
LIFX’s app remains obtuse and in dire need of a redesign.
Paul joked he'd need to follow the movie with something "obtuse" to get balance back in his life.
And it’s easy to indulge yourself by writing obtuse music.
Bachelor Twitter is full of all the great, overly dramatic moments without the obtuse fillers that the producers string in between.
However, it is worded in such an obtuse manner that this misinterpretation of the executive order will likely be universal in Texas.
Imagine if the original were actually as obtuse as fans often say it is.
It turns out that he was not, and that most of that intelligence was manufactured or willfully obtuse.
The only way to survive Monopoly with your sanity intact is to either steal from the bank so that you can quickly, win, or make deliberately obtuse moves so that you can quickly lose.
These companies have habitually made avoidable and obtuse errors in a number of areas, such as personal privacy.
I am hoping you can give me guidance on how my wife and I can deal with my in-laws and the fact that they are sometimes socially obtuse.
In an effort to help out the population, Yeltsin rolled out an obtuse program to give each citizen a “voucher” good for the equivalent of $40 to be used as they saw fit.
In fact, the piece was so completely obtuse, it almost feels as if it’s pure linkbait from one of Thought Catalog’s resident trolls.
Mulherin had no patience for obtuse; she liked pieces that were tactile, funny, unfinished.
Together, they're shifting the locus of coolness to a part of Seattle that, in recent years, had become a playground for the rich and culturally obtuse.