(adjective) hidden from sight; concealed / (adjective) difficult or impossible for one of ordinary understanding or knowledge to comprehend; deep / (adjective) of, relating to, or dealing with something little known or obscure
the truly great scholar becomes as one with his material, however abstruse, however, recondite
Thousands of pages of recondite examination of fine points of doctrine for the membership.
it was an extremely odd moment to raise a recondite historical discussion
Moving beyond these recondite readings from the Romney common-touch barometer
though I have no interest in being recondite for its own sake, I also have no gift for simplicity
It was a hermetic text, brimming with recondite content and promising recondite meanings that I couldn’t quite get to then.
McLuhan’s books are painful, not because his jokes are overly recondite, but because they mistake chumminess and condescension for making common cause with their audience