Obscure

The origins of the obscure tradition are shrouded in mystery.

The meaning of his obscure references was lost on me.

The obscure scientific theories left even the most knowledgeable researchers puzzled.

She used her hair to obscure her face from the paparazzi.

He tried to obscure his mistake by changing the subject.

The writer's work remained obscure until after his death.

The artist's work was rediscovered, bringing attention to an obscure period of art history.

The poet was an obscure figure in the literary world.

The plant was an obscure species that only grew in certain regions.

The language was an obscure dialect spoken by a small community.

The allegations will obscure the athlete's legacy.

The focus on the aesthetics will obscure the functionality of the product.

The scandal will obscure the candidate's achievements.

The media frenzy will obscure the facts of the case.

The new discovery will obscure the previous findings.

The success of the team will obscure the individual contributions.

The latest news will obscure the previous headlines.

The humor in the speech will obscure the seriousness of the topic.

The obscure film became a cult classic years after its release.

The painting was hung in an obscure corner of the museum.

The obscure writing on the ancient parchment was difficult to decipher.

The obscure reference in the article left many readers confused.

The obscure language made it hard for me to understand the instructions.

The spy attempted to obscure the confidential files.

The film's obscure ending left many viewers confused and frustrated.

The cave was obscure, and we needed a torch to see.

I stumbled around in the obscure room, trying to find the light switch.

The obscure history of the town was uncovered by a team of archaeologists.

The obscure corner of the bar was the perfect place for a private conversation.

The alley was obscure, and I couldn't see who was there.

The obscure alley was a breeding ground for crime in the city.

The obscure writing on the old manuscript was hard to decipher.

The obscure object in the night sky turned out to be a shooting star.

We couldn't make out the details of the monument in the obscure light of dawn.

The basement was obscure, and it was difficult to find anything.

The explanation given by the teacher was obscure.

The obscure meaning of the song lyrics left many fans guessing.

The meaning of the contract was obscure to the non-lawyer.

The author's message was too obscure for the audience to understand.

The obscure reference in the text left me confused.

The obscure directions led us to the wrong destination.

His motives for quitting the job were obscure.

The origins of the ancient artifact were obscure.

The obscure language used in the book made it hard to understand.

The obscure language used in the report made it hard to understand.

The obscure painting was discovered in an attic and sold for millions.

She found the ancient text to be an obscure and confusing read.

The instructions were written in an obscure language.

The obscure language is spoken by only a few hundred people in a remote area of the world.

The restaurant serves obscure regional dishes that are hard to find anywhere else.