recondite

What I meant by that, of course, was not the familiar June 4th sort of freedom, but this more recondite May 35th kind.

TO UNDERSTAND SHOCK and its recondite nature, it helps to know a bit about the circulatory system.

If nothing else, having a few recondite words at your disposal can be a great defense against the pedantry of others.

True, a recondite book by an obscure professor wouldn't have made any difference if it hadn't caught the drift of public feeling.

The recondite* article contains many words that are a toil to read but I will not succumb to it until I succumb.

Ye once said, the orchid cured a female the backdrop is recondite, brought her person who came to river's building equally weird.

This may sound recondite but it is a visual imprint of principles established over the entire written history of a language.

The recondite treatise is hard to understand.

In literary contexts , it is applied, generally, to poetry of a Platonic, esoteric, recondite , or occult kind .

Yet the Revolution turned upon the most obscure and recondite minutiae of astronomical research .

An erudite scholar was noted for his recondite thoughts.

The questions may seem recondite , but the answers matter crucially.

Who can figure out the recondite secret?

Gene research is a recondite area of learning.

Difficult to penetrate or understand; recondite: