The quality or condition of being unknown, inconspicuous, or unimportant.
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释义 | the mind > attention and judgement > contempt > obscurity or ingloriousness > [noun] (16) obscurity1578 The quality or condition of being unknown, inconspicuous, or unimportant. eclipse1598 figurative. Obscuration, obscurity; dimness; loss of brilliance or splendour. ingloriousnessa1631 The condition or quality of being inglorious; obscurity; ignominy. deliquium1648 A failure or loss of light, in or as though in an eclipse of the sun. Chiefly figurative or in figurative contexts. Obsolete. shade1650 figurative. Comparative obscurity. Chiefly in phrases, to be in the shade, to be in retirement, to be little known; to cast, throw into the shade, put… incelebrity1813 want of celebrity. notelessness1830 obscureness1873 The quality or condition of being obscure, unclear, or unknown; = obscurity, n. Palookaville?1954 An imaginary town characterized by mediocrity, stupidity, or failure. Hence allusively: the state or condition of being obscure, unsuccessful… Subcategories:— person (2) — making obscure or inglorious (4) — state of being eclipsed (1) |
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