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1 occult
['ɔkʌlt], [ə'kʌlt] 1. прил.1) оккультный, мистическийShe claims to have occult powers, given to her by some mysterious spirit. — Она утверждает, будто обладает мистическими силами, которые получила от некоего таинственного духа.
2) сокровенный, тайный, эзотерический, известный или понятный лишь посвящённымSyn:3) мед. скрытый, латентный2. гл.; астр.а) прятать, скрыватьSyn:б) заслонять, затемнятьSyn:eclipse 2. -
2 profound
1. n поэт. море; океан2. n поэт. глубина; бездна; пучина3. a глубокий, основательный4. a трудный для понимания, сложный, запутанный5. a глубокий, глубоко прочувствованный, проникновенный6. a поэт. имеющий большую глубину, глубокий7. a полный, совершенный, абсолютный8. a глубокий, низкийСинонимический ряд:1. abstract (adj.) abstract; difficult; enigmatic; mysterious2. bottomless (adj.) bottomless; fathomless; subterranean3. consequential (adj.) consequential; important; significant4. deep (adj.) acute; deep; erudite; extreme; heart-felt; intellectual; penetrating; philosophical; sage; serious; wise5. intensive (adj.) abysmal; blood-and-guts; hard; intensive6. recondite (adj.) abstruse; acroamatic; esoteric; heavy; hermetic; occult; orphic; recondite; secret7. strong (adj.) deep-felt; intense; strongАнтонимический ряд:absurd; concrete; fatuous; frivolous; moderate; shallow; simple; slight; stupid; superficial; trifling; trivial; unsettled -
3 sciences
Синонимический ряд:1. education (noun) education; erudition; instructions; knowledge; learning2. educations (noun) educations; eruditions; learnings; scholarships3. informations (noun) informations; lores; wisdoms
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occult — ► NOUN (the occult) ▪ supernatural beliefs, practices, or phenomena. ► ADJECTIVE 1) relating to the occult. 2) beyond ordinary knowledge or experience; esoteric. 3) Medicine (of a disease or process) present but not readily discernible. ► VERB … English terms dictionary
occult — occulter, n. occultly, adv. occultness, n. /euh kult , ok ult/, adj. 1. of or pertaining to magic, astrology, or any system claiming use or knowledge of secret or supernatural powers or agencies. 2. beyond the range of ordinary knowledge or… … Universalium
occult — /ˈɒkʌlt / (say okult), /əˈkʌlt / (say uh kult) adjective 1. beyond the bounds of ordinary knowledge; mysterious. 2. not disclosed; secret; communicated only to the initiated. 3. (in early science) a. not apparent on mere inspection but… …
Occult (disambiguation) — Occult portal Occult refers to secret or hidden knowledge, usually of a mystical nature. Occult may also refer to: Occultists, occult practitioners: List of occultists The occulation , in Shia Islam the name given to the disappearance of Muhammad … Wikipedia
occult — [[t]ɒkʌ̱lt, ɒ̱kʌlt[/t]] N SING: the N The occult is the knowledge and study of supernatural or magical forces. However, interest in the occult tended more towards ceremonial magic rather than witchcraft. ...books dealing with the occult. ADJ: ADJ … English dictionary
occult — oc•cult [[t]əˈkʌlt, ˈɒk ʌlt[/t]] adj. 1) of or pertaining to any system claiming use or knowledge of secret or supernatural powers or agencies 2) beyond ordinary knowledge or understanding 3) secret; disclosed or communicated only to the… … From formal English to slang
occult — I. transitive verb Etymology: Latin occultare, frequentative of occulere Date: 1500 to shut off from view or exposure ; cover, eclipse • occulter noun II. adjective Etymology: Latin occultus, from past partic … New Collegiate Dictionary
