abstrusity

[ ab-stroo-si-tee ]
/ æbˈstru sɪ ti /

noun, plural ab·stru·si·ties for 2.

the quality or state of being abstruse.
an abstruse statement, action, etc.

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Origin of abstrusity

First recorded in 1625–35; abstruse + -ity

Words nearby abstrusity

abstract space, abstract thinking, abstrict, abstriction, abstruse, abstrusity, absurd, absurdism, absurdist, absurdity, absurd, theater of the
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