adverb

obscurely

obscurely, vaguely, inconspicuously

He lived obscurely in a small village.

He lived obscurely in a small village.

The letter was obscurely written.

The letter was obscurely written.

((verb)) obscurely to do (sth.) in a way that is not well known He lived obscurely.

Synonyms: vaguely, dimly, unclearly; Antonyms: clearly, openly, famously

From 'obscure' + the adverb-forming suffix '-ly'. 'Obscure' comes from Latin 'obscurus' (dark).

This is the adverb form of 'obscure'. It describes an action done in an obscure (unclear or unknown) way.

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