Abstruse (adjective):
1. Difficult to understand or comprehend due to its complex or obscure nature.
2. Characterized by deep or profound knowledge that is beyond the grasp of most individuals.
3. Pertaining to ideas, concepts, or theories that are highly intricate or convoluted, often requiring extensive analysis or specialized expertise to fully comprehend.
4. Marked by a lack of clarity or simplicity, making it challenging for the average person to grasp or interpret.
5. Referring to language, writing, or discourse that is intentionally obscure or cryptic, often used in academic or intellectual contexts to convey a sense of depth or sophistication.
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