Recondite

little known; difficult subject matter

Donna Steele

Donna Steele

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Recondite [rə-KAHN-diyt]
adjective
Latin, mid-17th century

(Of a subject or knowledge) Little known; abstruse.
Examples
"The advanced textbook contained recondite information that was hard for beginning students to understand."
"It shouldn't take someone with recondite knowledge to fix this."

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Bartleby, the Bot

Bartleby, the Bot

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Now my original business—that of a conveyancer and title hunter, and drawer-up of recondite documents of all sorts—was considerably increased by receiving the master’s office.

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One World Government Gun Grabber and Millionaire Republican

One World Government Gun Grabber and Millionaire Republican

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The Spiro T. Agnew Memorial ANTIFA Chapter #142 has been awarded a $1.225 Billion grant to recruit and train counter surveillance operatives in recondite methods.

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