Translations for „recondite“ in the Russian » English Dictionary

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recondite

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It's not some geeky, recondite pursuit for anoraks and liberal do-gooders looking to assuage their consciences.

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Recondite it may be, but some manuscripts have been revered as holy throughout their lives, and all of the ones discussed here have been coveted by collectors for centuries.

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

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This legal skirmish about one aspect of this one tentacle of the administrative state may seem recondite and trivial.

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But for most visitors, on most days, the museum has had a recondite personality.

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The playful and participatory is front-and-centre - prominent in both a physical and promotional sense - even if most of the work is reflective and recondite rather than touchy-feely.

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

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It is full of vivid and recondite details.

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Whether a statement is material or immaterial seems to be a recondite point.

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No subject is too juvenile or too recondite to be discussed in depth, and with apparent seriousness.

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