esoteric

[ˌesəˈterik]

ADJECTIVE

esoteric (adjective)

1. intended for or likely to be understood by only a small number of people with a specialized knowledge or interest.

   "esoteric philosophical debates"

   synonyms:

   abstruse · obscure · arcane · recherché · rarefied · recondite · abstract · difficult · hard · puzzling · perplexing · enigmatic · inscrutable · cryptic · Delphic · complex · complicated · involved · over/above one's head · incomprehensible · opaque · unfathomable · impenetrable · mysterious · occult · little known · hidden · secret · private · mystic · magical · cabbalistic · involuted

   antonyms:

   simple · familiar

ORIGIN

mid 17th century: from Greek esōterikos, from esōterō, comparative of esō ‘within’, from es, eis ‘into’. Compare with exoteric.

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