Obscure

Origin

• Adj
• 1400
• Latin Obscurus

Origin

• Verb
• Early 1500
• Latin obscurare

Definition

• Adj: Not clear, not easily noticed, unknown, dark.
• Verb: To conceal, to cover, to make dark.

Synonyms

• Indinstict, vague, ambiguous, indefinite, indecisive, unclear, illegible, complicated, imprecise, mysterious, out of focus.

Antonyms

• Clear, know, uncovered, open, public, apparent, bright, understood, visible

Examples

• He had a very obscure outlook on the situation.
• The fog obscure her view while she drove a car.
• the teacher told me that I have an obscure thesis