1. things that are difficult to understand or explain; unclear or mysterious matters
Usage: plural of obscurity
2. people or things that are not well-known or famous; unknown entities
Usage: plural of obscurity

Examples

• The professor’s lecture was filled with obscurities that confused the students.
• Legal documents often contain obscurities that require expert interpretation.
• The ancient text was full of obscurities that scholars are still trying to decipher.
• Many talented artists remain obscurities despite their exceptional work.
• The book explores the obscurities of quantum physics in simple terms.
• Historical records from that period contain many obscurities about daily life.
• The poet’s work is known for its beautiful obscurities and hidden meanings.