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| etymological origin of | eng: abstrusely |
| etymologically related | eng: abstrude |
| etymologically related | eng: abstrusion |
| etymology | lat: abstrusus |
| has derived form | eng: abstrusely |
| has derived form | eng: abstruseness |
| has derived form | eng: abstruser |
| has derived form | eng: abstrusest |
| lexical category | adjective |
| pronunciation | /æbˈstruːs/ |
| semantically related | eng: alert to |
| semantically related | eng: awe |
| semantically related | eng: conscious of |
| semantically related | eng: conscious |
| semantically related | eng: esoteric |
| synonym | eng: abstract |
| synonym | eng: dense |
| translation | bul: неясен |
| translation | bul: скрит |
| translation | bul: труден за разбиране |
| translation | deu: abstrus |
| translation | deu: unfaßbar |
| translation | eng: recondite |
| translation | fin: vaikeaselkoinen |
| translation | ita: astruso |
| translation | nld: onbevattelijk |
| translation | nld: ondoorgrondelijk |
| translation | nld: verborgen |
| translation | nld: versluierd |
| translation | por: abstruso |
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