Recondite is valid Scrabble Word

Is recondite a scrabble word?
Official Scrabble Players Dictionary YES
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Collins Scrabble Words YES
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Words with Friends YES

9 letters word
12 points in Scrabble
14 points in WWF

Definitions for RECONDITE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:

concealed; deep; having to do with something obscure
(of a subject or knowledge) little known; abstruse
difficult to understand
Hidden from the mental or intellectual view; secret; abstruse; as, recondite causes of things.
Dealing in things abstruse; profound; searching; as, recondite studies.
difficult to penetrate; incomprehensible to one of ordinary understanding or knowledge

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

hidden from sight; concealed

Words related to RECONDITE

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Words that contain RECONDITE

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How to use RECONDITE in a sentence

The recondite romance of existence was not hidden from her.
It was as recondite and as sympathetic as the town in which she had discovered it.
She gathered, with delicious anticipation, that other and still more recondite interiors awaited their visit.
Beatrice and Peter and Benedict alike discourse on the recondite subjects of the Bible in the style of Mediaeval doctors.
The rites which succeed the baptism of a child are still more recondite.
His was thus an active life, and to a man of the type of a rat, filled with recondite joys.
This leads to the question of individuality, a subject quite too large and too recondite for present discussion.
Some of them may seem too recondite and fantastic to meet our present-day demand for reality, but on the whole the poem deals with vital issues of the human spirit.
If you really ask yourself why we laugh at a man sitting down suddenly in the street you will discover that the reason is not only recondite, but ultimately religious.
These facts I derived from a source no more recondite than a pamphlet by M.

Only I would premise that I claim no sort of admiration for anything which I am about to say, as though I had hit upon some recondite discovery.
Yet there is no need to apply any recondite or novel machinery.
The laity looked up to them as the sole possessors of a recondite wisdom of the last importance to humanity.
It has been taken for granted that only some recondite theological consideration could explain this phenomenon.
Many other opinions, fanciful, absurd, or recondite, which they held, it is not necessary here to state.
Almost all human nature can, in some measure, understand and feel the most exquisite and recondite image which only the rarest genius could produce.
When the wine appeared, the bottles immersed to the neck in tubs filled with salted ice, the more recondite parts of the room echoed groans.
He looks deep down into the more recondite emotions of the human heart.
Where this recondite and cosmic problem is touched upon, there are often qualifications to be made.
He frequently compares the Discipline of the Secret with the heathen Mysteries, as to their internal and recondite wisdom.
In the play of fancy, Wordsworth, to my feelings, is not always graceful, and is sometimes recondite.
His knowledge was of the recondite order and beyond the reach of ordinary persons.
Nevertheless her tone was rather matter-of-fact as she related these recondite and sinister things.
And both women felt their ignorant, puzzled inferiority in these recondite matters of travel, and the comfort of having an omniscient male in the house.
It was as if he was divining in them for the first time a recondite charm.
But this, also, to a changed mode and rhythm, having its source in causes more recondite and subtle than any matter of fair or foul weather.
The subjects treated are most varied, sometimes even trivial, but dealing usually with recondite questions of law and morals.
Nations cannot be governed upon principles so recondite and refined, that not one citizen in a hundred will so much as follow a mere statement of them.
He was conceived, some Chinese writers say, because the philosophical explanations of the Cosmos were too recondite for the ordinary mind to grasp.
I have purposely avoided recondite and inaccessible books and have named those easily obtainable from American or European publishers, or from Messrs.
Otherwise, who could manage his house and his family? He was not a man to seek any recondite reasons for doing or not doing anything.

Similar words containing COND without suffix ite and without prefix re

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