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obscurity in Bulgarian

obscurity in Bulgarian is мрак, тъмнина, неизвестност — obscurity means the state of being unknown or not noticed.

obscurity in Bulgarian

мрак
noun
Pronounced: mrak
(literary) Darkness; the absence of light.
тъмнина
noun
Pronounced: tamnina
(literary) Darkness; the absence of light.
неизвестност
noun
Pronounced: neizvestnost
The state of being unknown; a thing that is unknown.
неразбираемост
noun
Pronounced: nerazbiraemost
The quality of being difficult to understand; a thing that is difficult to understand.

What does "obscurity" mean?

  1. noun The state of being unknown or not noticed.
    "The band spent years in obscurity before their breakthrough hit."
  2. noun The quality of being hard to understand.
    "Critics complained about the obscurity of his later poems."
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obscurity in a sentence

  • The band spent years in obscurity before their breakthrough hit.
  • Critics complained about the obscurity of his later poems.

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What is "obscurity" in Bulgarian?

"obscurity" in Bulgarian is мрак, тъмнина, неизвестност. obscurity means: The state of being unknown or not noticed.

How do you pronounce мрак?

"obscurity" in Bulgarian is мрак, pronounced "mrak".

How do you use "obscurity" in a sentence?

Example: "The band spent years in obscurity before their breakthrough hit." In Bulgarian, "obscurity" is мрак, тъмнина, неизвестност.

Are there other ways to say "obscurity" in Bulgarian?

Yes — Bulgarian has 4 translations listed for "obscurity": мрак, тъмнина, неизвестност, неразбираемост.

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