ob which means toward, against, in the way
unobscure
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No, the word 'obscure' is a verb and and adjective. Examples:Verb: They tried to obscure the evidence.Adjective: We stopped in an obscure village to try their local hospitality.The noun forms for the verb to obscure are obscurer, obscurity, and the gerund, obscuring.The noun form for the adjective obscure is obscureness.An obscure noun form is obscuration.
The noun forms for the verb to obscure are obscurer, obscurity, and the gerund, obscuring.The noun form for the adjective obscure is obscureness.An obscure noun form is obscuration.
Her obscure taste in music involved Swedish punk rock and classical ballet music.
example of obscure as an adjective: They found an obscure little town in the middle of the country. example of obscure as a verb: The dark clouds obscured the moonlight.
The word "obscure" means to hide or conceal something from sight. It comes from the Latin word "obscurus" which comes from "ob", which means toward, and the root "skeu", which is Indo-European for cover or conceal. So "ob" in "obscure" basically just means toward.
Unsearchable; incapable of being searched into and understood by inquiry or study; impossible or difficult to be explained or accounted for satisfactorily; obscure; incomprehensible; as, an inscrutable design or event.
obscure means dark
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The word is obscure.
No, the word 'obscure' is a verb and and adjective. Examples:Verb: They tried to obscure the evidence.Adjective: We stopped in an obscure village to try their local hospitality.The noun forms for the verb to obscure are obscurer, obscurity, and the gerund, obscuring.The noun form for the adjective obscure is obscureness.An obscure noun form is obscuration.
The noun forms for the verb to obscure are obscurer, obscurity, and the gerund, obscuring.The noun form for the adjective obscure is obscureness.An obscure noun form is obscuration.
Her obscure taste in music involved Swedish punk rock and classical ballet music.
his job was to obscure locks
The professor revels in his obscure references. The approaching clouds will soon obscure the moon.
obscure means not clear or plain; vague or uncertain example: the eyesight of an eagle is not obscure
The story was Obscure. No one knew the real truth.