recondite in Spanish
recondite in Spanish is recóndito — recondite means hard to understand and not widely known.
recondite in Spanish
recóndito
Difficult to grasp or understand; abstruse, profound.
What does "recondite" mean?
- adj Hard to understand and not widely known.
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adj Very hard to understand, deep and complex in nature.
"a recondite tractate on alchemy"
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adj Known only to a few people; hidden or secret.
"While oenophiles resorted to recondite adjectives, whisky nosers spoke the language of everyday life, detecting hints of stale seaweed, or even diesel fuel."
- adj Extremely knowledgeable, including about small, obscure details.
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recondite in a sentence
- a recondite tractate on alchemy
- While oenophiles resorted to recondite adjectives, whisky nosers spoke the language of everyday life, detecting hints of stale seaweed, or even diesel fuel.
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What is "recondite" in Spanish?
"recondite" in Spanish is recóndito. recondite means: Hard to understand and not widely known.
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