obscurity

英[əb'skjuəriti]美[əb'skjuəriti]

n.
1.[U]阴暗，不分明，朦胧，含糊，晦涩
2.[C]无名的人，卑微者

复　数：obscurities

同：	[n.] abstruseness, obscureness, reconditeness
反：	[n.] limpidity, lucidity, lucidness, prominence

Even utter obscurity need not be an obstacle to [ political ] success(New Republic)
虽说状况不明，也不一定是[政治的]成功的阻碍新共和国)收藏
Presley and the other great talents at Sun would have languished in obscurity if they had not crossed phillips path
如果“猫王”和其他同太阳唱片公司签约的音乐天才没有遇到菲利普斯的话，他们可能会终生默默无闻。收藏
No language is more exempt from error and obscurity than the language of mathematics.
任何语言都比不上数学语言那么精确和明了。收藏
The obscurity was such that he did not fear to accost the first lawyer whom he met
前厅异常阴暗，因此他放胆随便找了个律师，便问收藏
The dignity and stability of a man as if an enemy state in obscurity
隐若敌国收藏

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the quality of being unclear or abstruse and hard to understand
[同] abstruseness, obscureness, obscurity, reconditeness
[反] limpidity, lucidity, lucidness, pellucidity, clarity, clearness
an obscure and unimportant standing; not well known
- he worked in obscurity for many years
[反] prominence

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