Obscurely is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for OBSCURELY in dictionary:

VERB:
• In an obscure manner.
ADVERB:
• OBSCURE, indistinct
• in a manner that obscures, the action of hiding or concealing something.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• dark, dim; shrouded in or hidden by darkness; not clearly seen or easily distinguishe; faint

Words related to OBSCURELY

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How to use OBSCURELY in a sentence

• Obscurely did I live, 25 Not seeking frequent intercourse with men, By literature, or elegance, or rank, Distinguished.
• Under both runs obscurely a consciousness belonging to a third train of reflections, independent of the two others.
• He felt obscurely that she had taken an advantage of him.
• The wrecks and fragments of their subtle and profound minds obscurely suggest to us the grandeur and perfection of the whole.
• The origins of the change, she knew, were obscurely lodged in the male egoism.
• But a book as good in its way as the bridge may perish obscurely on the very day of its birth.
• A man was obscurely visible, seated on the sofa, with his elbows on his knees and his head resting on his hands.
• He lived obscurely, glad to feel that such obscurity sheltered him from reverses and disappointments, and was satisfied to humbly pay in the lowest coin his debt to the country.
• This shining light, instead of comfortably and obscurely merging in a petty constellation of Alma Mater, was to become a bright particular star, and dwell apart.
• Stay! obscurely, and at intervals, she caught sight of a light, now borne on the crest of these giant waves, now sunk and lost.
• Ben stood, as he obscurely felt, upon delicate ground.
• Hence we have the less reason to wonder that Boyse lived obscurely at Edinburgh.
• Was it so that things had happened? The slumber-shadowed mind, moving obscurely, could not determine whether it was so or not.
• Across marshy flats, chilly and sinister, obscurely lighted by the night, we came to the edge of an immense and pallid crater.
• She obscurely thought that if she resolutely refused to see the revolver it would somehow cease to exist.
• Walk through the large parks in any city, late in the evening, and observe the couples who occupy obscurely placed benches.
• The church, which is rather obscurely situated at the back of the rectory, has been well restored, and is handsomely furnished.
• There was not a zephyr abroad, and the surface of the miniature bay lay like a dark mirror, in which were obscurely reflected the high hills which formed its setting.
• A proposition made obscurely, but argued strenuously, and altogether necessary for the completion of his foundation.
• They have not yet owned that they are merely going out to die obscurely.
• In consequence of this practice the early fathers often speak obscurely of the B.
• Just then she was obscurely feeling that the church was somehow to blame for that counsel of Mr.
• It satisfied that odd sardonic twist in him to stand thus obscurely in the background and pull the strings.

Similar words containing OBSCURE without suffix ly

obscure11 obscured13 obscurer12 obscures12 obscurers13 obscurest13 unobscured15 obscurement17 obscureness15 obscurements18 obscurenesses17

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