retruse Antonyms
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Meaning of retruse
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retruse (a.)
Abstruse.
retruse Sentence Examples
- The retruse nature of the hermitage made it a perfect sanctuary for solitude.
- The book contained retruse knowledge that only a few scholars could decipher.
- The scientist conducted retruse experiments that pushed the boundaries of human understanding.
- The hidden room had a retruse entrance that was concealed from view.
- The monastery's retruse library housed ancient texts of immense value.
- The retruse researcher delved into the depths of forgotten archives, seeking lost knowledge.
- The artist's retruse studio was a sanctuary where she could create without distraction.
- The philosopher lived a retruse life, contemplating the mysteries of existence.
- The retruse sanctuary provided a haven for those seeking respite from the hustle and bustle of the world.
- The retruse scholar had spent a lifetime studying ancient languages, unlocking secrets hidden from others.
FAQs About the word retruse
Abstruse.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The retruse nature of the hermitage made it a perfect sanctuary for solitude.
The book contained retruse knowledge that only a few scholars could decipher.
The scientist conducted retruse experiments that pushed the boundaries of human understanding.
The hidden room had a retruse entrance that was concealed from view.
