Sentence examples for obscure word from inspiring English sources
It's "renminbi," which is not, as I suspect, some obscure word.
It often begins with an archaic or obscure word I have not defined.
(The obscure word "quoz" he defines freely here as "anything, anywhere, living or otherwise, connecting a human to existence").
You may notice this after you learn a new obscure word, and then suddenly start noticing it everywhere, having seemingly never previously heard it.
Sometimes I choose an obscure word from the dictionary – mansuetude is one of my favourites – and make as many anagrams as I can from it.
As for a more obscure word, like enubilate, it might have been made as clear as its meaning ("make clear") by providing some appropriate examples.
Got that, specialists in obscure words, unnecessary convolutions, useless subtleties?
Longer and more obscure words are used in remote places.
"One big change is in the vocabulary questions, which will no longer include obscure words.
He keeps the obscure words to a minimum and doesn't write overly long sentences.
In occasional speeches and frequent e-mails to the staff, he was facile, fond of obscure words and alliteration.
