obscurity
/ˈɒb.skjʊ.ə.rɪ/Definitions
1. noun
the state of being unknown or unfamiliar; obscurity
“The poet’s work fell into obscurity after his death.”
2. noun
a state of being hidden or hard to find, especially information or an idea
“The researcher struggled to uncover the truth behind the obscure details.”
3. noun
a lack of clearness or intelligibility in thought, expression, or writing
“The obscurity of the author’s language made it difficult to understand the book.”
4. noun
a state of being obscure, especially in a particular field or subject
“The mathematician was known for his work on obscure mathematical concepts.”
5. noun
a lack of attention or notice, especially by the public
“The artist’s work had been in obscurity for years until a famous critic discovered it.”
6. adjective
difficult to understand or know; obscure
“The professor had to explain the obscure points in the text to her students.”