obscure

Significado (inglés)

Adj

1. Dark, faint or indistinct.
2. Hidden, out of sight or inconspicuous.
3. Difficult to understand.
4. Not well-known.
5. Unknown or uncertain; unclear.

Verb

1. To render obscure; to darken; to make dim; to keep in the dark; to hide; to make less visible, intelligible, legible, glorious, beautiful, or illustrious.
2. To hide, put out of sight etc.
3. (obsolete) To conceal oneself; to hide.

Conceptos

obscure

dark

dim

vague

unclear

indistinct

darken

cover

ambiguous

hide

conceal

gloomy

unknown

cloud

murky

abstruse

mysterious

hazy

faint

unintelligible

dusky

hidden

incomprehensible

blur

cloudy

recondite

dull

blurred

confuse

obnubilate

befog

fog

strange

unfamiliar

equivocal

eclipse

shade

veil

block out

shadowy

disguise

cryptic

opaque

nameless

obliterate

becloud

screen

enigmatic

arcane

bleak

dismal

somber

uncertain

insignificant

vast

overcast

overshadow

dubious

cover up

deep

humble

mist

obfuscate

undistinguished

hinder

secret

bedim

overcloud

blot out

isolated

unsung

haze over

foggy

secluded

sombre

dusk

twilight

cloak

muzzy

puzzling

sullen

discombobulate

unidentified

shade off

misty

be unclear

be vague

bewilder

perplex

shady

undefined

doubtful

unlighted

unheard-of

obstruct

apart

unnoticeable

clouded

mantle

murk

dingy

inconspicuous

remote

tenebrous

fuzzy

blear

fuddle

mix up

stir

stump

blank out

mask

shroud

little-known

evade

block

cut off

defend

hamper

parry

sheltered

darksome

profound

foolish

inconceivable

silly

esoteric

depressed

desolate

disturbed

dreary

gaunt

lugubrious

melancholic

miserable

mournful

sad

close in

out-of-the-way place

anonymous

ignorant

lack of wisdom

illegible

boundless

blurredness

dimness

faintishness

be indeterminate

be ambiguous

doubt

keep secret

seclude

unfathomable

enshroud

low

meek

blacken

shadow

confusing

hard to understand

odd

uncelebrated

unfixed

unsettled

leave in darkness

unexplained

sully

taint

stop

take away

inglorious

little known

fameless

blot

downbeat

dystopian

funereal

in the clouds

lowering

melancholy

muddy

neutral

hardly perceptible to the eye

not bright

unnoticed

lowly

mean

retired

outshine

overlay

sable

saturnine

sepulchral

solemn

shield

hide from sight

screen from

stain

intercept vision

unseen

black

ambiguity

bloomed

blurring

confusion

equivocation

fogging

fuzziness

indeterminacy

indistinctness

obscuration

become dark

black out

fishy

twilit

blurry

crepuscle

crepuscule

darkness

elusive

fall

haze

mirky

benight

deaden

abash

beat

bemuse

churn

dazzle

discomfit

disconcert

disorient

excite

muddle

mystify

riddle

roil

shake

shake up

stimulate

throw

unsettle

bathe

blanket

cake

canopy

cap

carpet

case

clothe

drape

drown out

encase

engulf

flood

grow over

incase

mound over

occult

overgrow

paste

smother

strew

submerge

white out

whiteout

reduce

rile

addle

adulterate

agitate

blend

break up

clutter

commingle

commix

compound

concoct

confect

derange

disorganize

disarray

disarrange

disrupt

dissolve

flummox

fold

fox

heterodyne

immingle

immix

intermix

jumble

meld

mingle

mix

mix in

motley

paddle

randomise

ravel

resolve

rumple

scramble

snarl

sophisticate

stir up

tangle

throw together

toss

tussle

upset

lonely

outlying

alien

incognoscible

indeterminate

stranger

unacknowledged

unacquainted

unascertainable

unbeknown

unbeknownst

undisclosed

undiscoverable

undiscovered

unknowable

unnamed

unpredictable

unrecognised

unrecognized

unrevealed

unseeyn

prolix

involved

unheard of

indefinite

unsure

clandestine

not clear

gradate

grow dark

supplant

disappear

fade away

undecipherable

subfuscous

ashy

gray

pessimistic

impede

grayish

deceitful

underhanded

imprecise

loose

hoard

keep back

keep someone in the dark

secrete

bury

entomb

inter

mist over

camouflage

cloud over

expressed

smear

stupid

Guionizado como

ob‧scure

Pronunciado como (IPA)

/əbˈskjʊə(ɹ)/

Etimoloxía (inglés)

From Middle English obscure, from Old French obscur, from Latin obscūrus (“dark, dusky, indistinct”), from ob- + *scūrus, from Proto-Italic *skoiros, from Proto-Indo-European *(s)ḱeh₃-. Doublet of oscuro.