Abstruse meaning in hindi

/əbˈstɹuːs/

difficult to penetrate

घुसना मुश्किल

deep (गहरा)

1. Difficult to comprehend or understand; obscure.

समझने या समझने में मुश्किल; अस्पष्ट।

1. 'Tis certain, that the eaſy and obvious Philoſophy vvill always, vvith the Generality of Mankind, have the Preference to the accurate and abſtruſe; and by many vvill be recommended, not only as more agreeable, but more uſeful than the other.

2. A second rescript followed, commanding all bishops not merely to subscribe the dominant opinions on these profound and abstruse topics, but to condemn their authors, Pelagius and Cœlestius, as irreclaimable heretics, and this under pain of deprivation and banishment.

3. Be leſs abſtruſe, my riddling days are paſt.

4. In a thousand ways he smoothed for me the path of knowledge, and made the most abstruse inquiries clear and facile to my apprehension.

5. Some time the good makithe an ile end⸝ ãd the ile a godd. In this opiniõ⸝ and in ſcrutable miſterie be werithe all his wittes⸝ and at the end of his cogitacions⸝ fyndithe more abſtruſe⸝ and doutfull obiections thẽ at the beginning⸝ Sometimes the good maketh an ill end, and the ill a good. In this opinion, and inscrutable mystery be weary all his wits, and at the end of his cogitations, findeth more abstruse, and doubtfull objections than at the beginning,$V$Sometimes the good maketh an ill end, and the ill a good. In this opinion, and inscrutable mystery be weary all his wits, and at the end of his cogitations, findeth more abstruse, and doubtfull objections than at the beginning,

6. The beſt VVay to learn any Science, is to begin vvith a regular Syſtem, or a ſhort and plain Scheme of that Science, vvell dravvn up into a narrovv Compaſs, omitting the deeper and more abſtruſe Parts of it, and that alſo under the Conduct and Inſtruction of ſome ſkilful Teacher.

7. The objects of geometrical enquiry are ſo intirely abſracted from thoſe purſuits vvhich ſtir up and put in motion the unruly paſſions of the human heart, that mankind vvithout difficulty adopt not only the more ſimple theorems of the ſcience, but even thoſe abſtruſe paradoxes, vvhich hovvever they may appear ſuſceptible of demonſtration, are at variance vvith the natural conceptions vvhich the mind, vvithout the aid of philoſophy, vvould be led to entertain upon the ſubject.

8. Thoſe propoſitions relating to the Moon's motion, which are demonſtrated in the Principia [by Isaac Newton], do generally depend on calculations very intricate and abſtruſe, the truth of which is not eaſily examined, even by thoſe that are moſt skilful;

2. Concealed or hidden; secret.

छिपा हुआ या छिपा हुआ; गुप्त।

1. Mean while th’ Eternal eye, whoſe ſight diſcernes / Abſtruſeſt thoughts, from forth his holy Mount / And from within the golden Lamps that burne / Nightly before him, ſaw without their light / Rebellion riſing, ſaw in whom, how ſpred / Among the ſons of Morn, what multitudes / Were banded to oppoſe his high Decree;

2. O vvho is he that could carrie nevves to our olde father, that thou vvert but aliue, although thou vvert hidden in the moſt abſtruſe dungeons of Barbarie; for his riches, my brothers and mine vvould fetch thee from thence.

3. [T]he abſtruſeſt Things / VVhich in the Mindes dark Temper neſtling ly, / By you expoſed are to every Eye.

abstruseness (गूढ़ता)

abstrusely (कुटिलता से)

abstrusity (गूढ़ता)

wisdom that is recondite and abstruse and profound

ज्ञान जो गूढ़ और गूढ़ और गहरा है

profundity (गहराई)

reconditeness (पुर्नगठन)

profoundness (गहराई)

abstrusity (गूढ़ता)

the quality of being unclear or abstruse and hard to understand

अस्पष्ट या गूढ़ और समझने में कठिन होने का गुण

obscureness (अस्पष्टता)

in a manner difficult to understand

समझने में मुश्किल तरीके से

The professor's abstrusely reasoned theories were wasted on their students.

प्रोफेसर के गूढ़ तर्कपूर्ण सिद्धांतों को उनके छात्रों पर बर्बाद कर दिया गया था।