What are the antonyms for RECONDITE?
- clear-cut, intelligible, straightforward, distinct, superficial, clear, shallow, plain, apparent, evident, fathomable, simple, transparent, understandable, lucid, comprehensible, obvious, perspicuous, manifest.
Synonyms for RECONDITE
- Supramundane,
- hard,
- Stickling,
- mystical,
- confused,
- covered,
- secret,
- paradoxical,
- equivocal,
- round-about,
- in the know,
- puzzling,
- sequestered,
- garbled,
- rebuild,
- unfathomed,
- superhuman,
- far-fetched,
- heavy,
- deep,
- suprahuman,
- Secreted,
- sophistic,
- wisest,
- alchemistic,
- unfathomable,
- sensitive,
- reconstruct,
- difficult,
- unheard-of,
- nonconcrete,
- esoteric,
- jesuitic,
- secrecy,
- covered up,
- cabalistic,
- sphinxlike,
- beyond comprehension,
- evening,
- te,
- non-physical,
- masked,
- incomprehensible,
- capitulation,
- cloak and dagger,
- pedantic,
- deepness,
- Discarnate,
- private,
- tucked away,
- in the wings,
- undetermined,
- mystery,
- encoded,
- far off,
- little known,
- inter-woven,
- remote,
- underground,
- tortuous,
- clandestine,
- arcane,
- alien,
- effortful,
- unrevealed,
- incommunicado,
- hi tech,
- byzantine,
- uninvestigated,
- oversubtle,
- hermetic,
- scabrous,
- unknown,
- in a fog,
- rehabilitate,
- backdoor,
- knotted,
- Acroamatical,
- bewildering,
- Fine-spun,
- clouded,
- loose,
- fine,
- indefinite,
- do up,
- far-out,
- thick,
- under wraps,
- in petto,
- secluded,
- hidden,
- unpolluted,
- twisted,
- tangled,
- easy,
- ambiguous,
- learned,
- Esoterics,
- perplexing,
- confusing,
- nonmaterial,
- unintelligible,
- astuteness,
- out of view,
- inscrutable,
- Shrouded,
- Acroamatic,
- runic,
- veiled,
- erudite,
- restitute,
- mazy,
- Supermundane,
- knotty,
- unphysical,
- Metempirical,
- metaphysical,
- surface,
- hard to swallow,
- occult,
- clear as dishwater,
- extra ordinary,
- serious,
- subtle,
- tricky,
- unimaginable,
- Obfuscated,
- dusk,
- bass,
- sibylline,
- revamp,
- perplexed,
- close,
- stealth,
- under ground,
- nonphysical,
- sundown,
- conspiratorial,
- under cover,
- indecipherable,
- perspicacity,
- put in the hole,
- extreme,
- unseen,
- obscurity,
- enigmatic,
- Incog,
- impenetrable,
- well-rounded,
- not known,
- concealed,
- polymath,
- hard to understand,
- baffling,
- Unfleshly,
- furtive,
- blind,
- cryptic,
- intense,
- complex,
- uninformative,
- shadowy,
- recover,
- recondition,
- unheard of,
- cabbalistic,
- strong,
- repair,
- complicated,
- overhaul,
- Eclipsed,
- astrological,
- unhonored,
- faint,
- unlikely,
- farfetched,
- airy,
- thin,
- dark,
- professorial,
- little-known,
- stupefying,
- latent,
- cerebral,
- in a cloud,
- gordian,
- undercover,
- thorny,
- enshrouded,
- ticklish,
- rejuvenate,
- nebulous,
- encrypted,
- transcendental,
- meandering,
- indistinct,
- abstract,
- sunset,
- profundity,
- hairline,
- abstruseness,
- well-educated,
- mega factor,
- depth,
- unfamiliar,
- labyrinthine,
- auricular,
- academic,
- abstruse,
- opaque,
- rich,
- necromantic,
- confounding,
- Beclouded,
- unnoted,
- unimportance,
- unclear,
- secluse,
- Heightened,
- nightfall,
- Hid,
- philosophic,
- covert,
- undecipherable,
- kabbalistic,
- flabbergasting,
- cryptical,
- inexplicable,
- clear as mud,
- irrelevant,
- Perdu,
- inconceivable,
- Hermetical,
- mystic,
- twilight,
- hi-tech,
- buried,
- mysterious,
- problematic,
- scholarly,
- obscure,
- inviolate,
- wheels within wheels,
- profound,
- over head,
- night,
- Obscured,
- intricate,
- mystifying,
- cryptographic,
- profoundness,
- orphic,
- patch,
- convoluted,
- unusual,
- gasser,
- insubstantial,
- elusive,
- pansophic,
- shrewdness,
- disconcerting,
- vague,
- seldom seen,
- supranatural,
- enigmatical,
- crabbed,
- doctor,
- transmundane,
- non-material,
- unknowable,
- weighty,
- reclaim,
- privy,
- involved,
- lying low.
Usage Examples for RECONDITE
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But being now become a day- scholar at the Grammar School, and thrown whether I would or not among other boys of my own age, I sank my recondite self deeply under the folds of my quickened senses. - "Lore of Proserpine" by Maurice Hewlett
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He looks deep down into the more recondite emotions of the human heart. - "The Simpkins Plot" by George A. Birmingham
