Definition of obscureness in English:

obscureness

noun əbˈskjʊənɪsəbˈskjɔːnɪs

rare

Early 16th century; earliest use found in Alexander Barclay (c1484–1552), poet and clergyman. From obscure + -ness.

noun

rare

Early 16th century; earliest use found in Alexander Barclay (c1484–1552), poet and clergyman. From obscure + -ness.

单词	obscureness
释义	Definition of obscureness in English: obscureness noun əbˈskjʊənɪsəbˈskjɔːnɪs rare The quality or condition of being obscure, unclear, or unknown. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in Alexander Barclay (c1484–1552), poet and clergyman. From obscure + -ness. Definition of obscureness in US English: obscureness noun rare The quality or condition of being obscure, unclear, or unknown. Origin Early 16th century; earliest use found in Alexander Barclay (c1484–1552), poet and clergyman. From obscure + -ness.
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