Abstruse is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for ABSTRUSE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• difficult to understand
• difficult to understand; obscure
• not easy to understand
• Concealed or hidden out of the way.
• Remote from apprehension; difficult to be comprehended or understood; recondite; as, abstruse learning.
• difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge

Words related to ABSTRUSE

abstrusely15 abstruseness14 abstrusenesses16 abstruser11 abstrusest12 abstrusities14 abstrusity15

Words that contain ABSTRUSE

abstruser11 abstrusely15 abstrusest12 abstruseness14 abstrusenesses16

How to use ABSTRUSE in a sentence

• And indeed some of the words are too abstruse, learned, or technical for you to burden your memory with them.
• Abstruse mathematical problems which had defied solution for centuries began to appear easy.
• He did not know it but he would not even have the poor satisfaction of satisfied revenge, since he was not capable of feeling so abstruse a sentiment.
• He had an extraordinary power of making his abstruse results clear to the ordinary intellect, and was in various directions a brilliant conversationalist.
• They are every one, as it seems to me, whether they be right or wrong, abstruse deductions, delicate theories, built up on single and obscure texts.
• It is a work of rare occurrence even in the English character, and is said to be deeply abstruse.
• There was a dull, wondering look in his eyes, as though he were trying to figure out some abstruse problem.
• If Ford had wished to speculate upon abstruse problems of identity, there was neither time nor the mental aptitude.
• But I had no inclination for the law, even in this less abstruse study of it, which my family approved.
• No tie of direct intercourse can ever bind Him to the things He hath created, nor can the most abstruse and most remote allusions of His creatures do justice to His being.
• Such people might therefore think that those systems with their abstruse arguments were propounded by omniscient sages, and might on that account have faith in them.
• That parents in general should be expected to acquire a knowledge of subjects so abstruse will seem to them an absurdity.
• Their substance, never grasped without effort, was now not only difficult, but became the abstruse matter of another people and another age.
• Frank Meriwether was hardly behind the parson in this fancy, and took, for a short time, to abstruse reading.
• He was fond of investigating abstruse and metaphysical principles, and he never forsook them until he had explored their every nook and corner, however hidden and remote.
• I was in the library, reading, or trying to read, a rather abstruse book on psychic phenomena.
• In whatever meeting, scientific assembly or theological discussion He was found, He became the authority of explanation upon intricate and abstruse questions presented.
• This is one of the abstruse subjects of divine philosophy.
• Many abstruse divine questions are solved by this illumination.
• It is amusing that, in one place, he even enters into a justification of his technical and abstruse writing.
• If some of these were solved, they would bridge the gulf between the elementary and the abstruse, but they must show themselves of sufficient interest to investigators.
• Science the most abstruse and difficult was his favourite study, and in these he attained an excellence rarely arrived at by one so situated.
• An open book, a treatise on some abstruse question of pure mathematics, lay on the table by his side.
• A great many modern poets, with the most abstruse and delicate sensibilities, love darkness, when all is said and done, much for the same reason that thieves love it.
• I sat with him in his study, among heaped-up papers inscribed with the most abstruse and intricate calculations.
• Civil freedom, Gentlemen, is not, as many have endeavored to persuade you, a thing that lies hid in the depth of abstruse science.
• Government is the most abstruse of the sciences, and should, for the security of all, be controlled by the intelligence of the country.

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