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Synonyms & Similar Words
obscure references
abstruse allusions
esoteric citations
cryptic mentions
arcane nods
mysterious hints
vague suggestions
implicit meanings
veiled references
covert allusions
subtle citations
complex references
recondite allusions
obscure citations
ambiguous references
unclear allusions
hidden meanings
indirect references
oblique citations
circuitous allusions
roundabout references
periphrastic citations
enigmatic references
cryptic allusions
hermetic nods
secretive hints.
Meaning of Recondite References
The primary meaning of "Recondite References" refers to references or allusions that are obscure, difficult to understand, or require specialized knowledge to comprehend.
Definitions
- Recondite: (adjective) difficult to understand; obscure, and
- References: (noun) a mention or quotation of someone or something, especially in a book, article, or speech.
Etymology of Recondite References
The word "recondite" originates from the Latin "reconditus," meaning hidden or concealed, and is derived from "recondere," which means to hide or conceal.
The word "references" originates from the Latin "referre," meaning to carry or bring back, and has been used in English since the 15th century to denote a mention or quotation of someone or something.
Example Uses
- The professor's recondite references to ancient Greek philosophy left many students confused.
- The author's use of recondite references to mythological creatures added a layer of complexity to the novel.
- The artist's recondite references to historical events were subtle yet powerful.
Antonyms & Near Antonyms
obvious references
clear allusions
straightforward citations
explicit meanings
direct references
plain mentions
simple citations
straightforward allusions
transparent references
lucid citations
evident meanings
unmistakable references
unambiguous allusions
patent citations
clear nods
unmistakable hints.