Translations for „recondite“ in the English » German Dictionary

rec·on·dite [ˈrekəndaɪt] ADJ form

recondite information, fact:

recondite

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is an esoteric, recondite piece.

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Are they too erudite and recondite as to be beyond the grasp of ordinary mortals like me?

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It knowledgeably summarizes multiple areas of specialty, some quite recondite.

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There will remain recondite reaches of human cognition and physiognomy that will be able to serve as the basis for questions used to trip up any machine.

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As a scholar, he was distinguished by vast, minute, and recondite learning and immense laboriousness.

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True hipsters revel in the recondite, would never seek (indeed, shudder at the thought of) mainstream approval.

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This is a sinister concept for some, since it removes, in a recondite sense, responsibility from the individual and places it on the system.

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But many myths are unnecessarily complicated and recondite.

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An uncharacteristically recondite action superstar shares that one of his particularly popular starrers made him wealthier by $60 million!

entertainment.inquirer.net

The word choice is sometimes erudite, recondite, scholarly; at other times down to earth.

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