obscurities Antonyms
Strongest:
- clarity
- obviousness
- certainty
- clearness
- plainness
- distinctness
- brightness
- intelligibility
- legibility
- comprehensibility
Strong:
- explicitness
- perspicuity
- exactness
- readability
- straightforwardness
- openness
- lucidity
- surety
- incisiveness
- directness
- incision
- tangibility
- definiteness
- visibility
- forthrightness
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- darkness
- opaqueness
- murkiness
- mystery
- nebulosity
- uncertainty
- obliquity
- inscrutability
- opacity
- complexity
- nebulousness
- equivocation
- obliqueness
Weak:
- incomprehensibility
- indefiniteness
- difficulty
- faintness
- indirectness
- obtuseness
- shadow
- fuzziness
- impenetrability
- cloudiness
- incomprehensibleness
- shade
- equivocalness
- haziness
- reconditeness
- profoundness
- inscrutableness
- mistiness
- vagueness
- abstruseness
- depth
- deepness
- dimness
- indistinctness
- circuitousness
- circuity
- fogginess
- complication
Meaning of obscurities
obscurities
the quality or state of being obscure, something that is obscure, one that is obscure
obscurities Sentence Examples
- The novel delved into the obscurities of a forgotten civilization.
- The ancient texts contained enigmatic obscurities that scholars struggled to decipher.
- The detective's investigation led him through a labyrinth of obscurities and hidden connections.
- The artist's paintings displayed an ethereal beauty, often marred by obscurities that hinted at deeper meanings.
- The composer's music explored the obscurities of the subconscious, evoking both wonder and unease.
- The historian uncovered a trove of obscurities that shed new light on a long-forgotten era.
- The scientist's research ventured into the obscurities of subatomic particles, pushing the boundaries of human knowledge.
- The philosopher's writings were filled with complex obscurities that challenged conventional wisdom.
- The film noir genre thrived on the cinematic obscurities that created a sense of mystery and foreboding.
- The abandoned house held an air of mystery, with dusty rooms and forgotten objects whispering obscurities from the past.
FAQs About the word obscurities
the quality or state of being obscure, something that is obscure, one that is obscure
ambiguity, ambiguousness, mysteriousness, darkness, opaqueness, murkiness,mystery, nebulosity, uncertainty, obliquity
clarity, obviousness, certainty, clearness, plainness, distinctness, brightness, intelligibility, legibility, comprehensibility
The novel delved into the obscurities of a forgotten civilization.
The ancient texts contained enigmatic obscurities that scholars struggled to decipher.
The detective's investigation led him through a labyrinth of obscurities and hidden connections.
The artist's paintings displayed an ethereal beauty, often marred by obscurities that hinted at deeper meanings.
