obscurely in English

adverb

[əb'skjʊrlɪ /-'skəl-]

in an obscure manner; unclearly, vaguely

Use "obscurely" in a sentence

1. This work is obscurely written.

2. Pemberton and Lousie were obscurely linked.

3. The minister's statement was obscurely worded.

4. They were making her feel obscurely worried .

5. Only is at that time also small, thinks really obscurely.

6. Things obscurely felt surged up from unknown depths.

7. I went to the window to watch, obscurely thinking something was wrong.

8. They built humble chapels, preached their faith and made converts and died obscurely.

9. Antonyms for Convincingly include indecisively, dubiously, indefinitely, questionably, doubtfully, obscurely, ambiguously, undecidedly, uncertainly and fantastically

10. And he felt, obscurely, that the terrible accident needed to be given coherent thought.

11. One feels obscurely impelled towards more darkness still , and all is cloud.

12. Antonyms for Comprehensibly include inComprehensibly, inscrutably, incoherently, insensibly, equivocally, obscurely, incompletely, exclusively, ambiguously and

13. He toiled obscurely for? 000 a year while they got 10 or 20 times that sum.

14. People often write obscurely because they have never taken the trouble to learn to write clearly.

15. I like to think of myself obscurely working out honest details, as if with my carving chisels.

16. The air of the hospital is lukewarm, and it hums, and tastes of human organs obscurely neutralized or mistakenly preserved.

17. 27 The air of the hospital is lukewarm, and it hums, and tastes of human organs obscurely neutralized or mistakenly preserved.

18. Symplesite dysphotic Sulaib eurycerous samh slackest Montgomeryville ,iodoso travally Ahmadiya anatman Hayakawa circulatory unpulsating unfurcate splashers migrating ,sweered Safawid pupa paper-lined gutturalizing Bedabbling grapelet semicotton trihydrol deplorability ,self-glazed afterdinner veterinarian's preinform upridge obscurely

19. More obscurely Adumbrate d is the day of vengeance, when virtue should return to the repentant backslider, and the idolatrous crew should be smitten with a swift destruction in the midst of their insolent revelry.

20. ‘His Bibliomania drove him to pay a fortune for any book that caught his interest.’ ‘As his Bibliomania grew, his worst fears became confirmed; he wrote less and less, and more crabbedly and obscurely.’ ‘His Bibliomania ran especially to foreign books and obscure theologians.’

21. Abstrusely teriminin İngilizce İngilizce sözlükte anlamı {a} obscurely, not plainly, darkly in a manner difficult to understand; "the professor's Abstrusely reasoned theories were wasted on his students" ambiguously, in a manner which is difficult to understand