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1 obscurity
nounsink into obscurity — in Vergessenheit geraten
in obscurity — unbeachtet, unauffällig [leben]
2) (unintelligibleness, unintelligible thing) Unverständlichkeit, die* * *noun die Dunkelheit* * *ob·scu·rity[əbˈskjʊərəti, AM -ˈskjʊrət̬i]n no plto rise from \obscurity aus dem Nichts auftauchen* * *[əb'skjʊərItɪ]nto lapse into obscurity — verworren or unklar werden
he threw some light on the obscurities of the text — er erhellte einige der unklaren Textstellen
to rise from obscurity —
to sink into obscurity — in Vergessenheit geraten
* * *1. Dunkelheit f (auch fig)2. fig Unklarheit f, Undeutlichkeit f3. fig Obskurität f, Unbekanntheit f:retire into obscurity sich vom öffentlichen oder gesellschaftlichen Leben zurückziehen;be lost in obscurity vergessen sein5. MAL dunkler Fleck* * *nounin obscurity — unbeachtet, unauffällig [leben]
2) (unintelligibleness, unintelligible thing) Unverständlichkeit, die* * *n.Dunkelheit f.Unklarheit f.
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