obscurity in Irish
obscurity in Irish is aduaine, anaithne — obscurity means the state of being unknown or not noticed.
obscurity in Irish
aduaine
anaithne
What does "obscurity" mean?
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noun The state of being unknown or not noticed.
"The band spent years in obscurity before their breakthrough hit."
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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 Irish?
"obscurity" in Irish is aduaine, anaithne. obscurity means: The state of being unknown or not noticed.
How do you use "obscurity" in a sentence?
Example: "The band spent years in obscurity before their breakthrough hit." In Irish, "obscurity" is aduaine, anaithne.
Are there other ways to say "obscurity" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "obscurity": aduaine, anaithne.
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