Definition for Obscurely:

• In an obscure manner.

Synonyms for Obscurely:

• adv

  •darkly (adverb)
  • Cloudily.
  •dimly (adverb)
  • generally.
  •humbly (adverb)
  • apologetically,
  • ingloriously,
  • abjectly,
  • submissively.
  •secretly (adverb)
  • furtively,
  • in camera,
  • unobserved,
  • behind someone's back,
  • on the quiet,
  • in confidence,
  • in strict confidence,
  • on the sly,
  • insidiously,
  • in secret,
  • underhandedly,
  • huggermugger,
  • by stealth,
  • privily.

• adv.

  •all (adverb)
  • obscurely.
  •chaotically (adverb)
  • inconsistently,
  • lawlessly,
  • amorphously,
  • loosely,
  • insanely,
  • indefinitely,
  • inexactly,
  • incoherently,
  • formlessly,
  • shapelessly,
  • irregularly,
  • confusedly,
  • disorderly,
  • laxly,
  • messily,
  • unevenly,
  • inchoately,
  • chaotically.
  •covertly (adverb)
  • covertly,
  • anonymously,
  • Hiddenly,
  • disguisedly,
  • stealthily,
  • enshroudedly.
  •darkly (adverb)
  • drearily,
  • Blackly,
  • darkly,
  • lightlessly.
  •dimly (adverb)
  • dingily,
  • thickly,
  • indecisively,
  • Indefinably,
  • nebulously,
  • dully,
  • tenebrously,
  • unobtrusively.
  •illegibly (adverb)
  • in-distinctly,
  • un intelligibly,
  • in distinctly,
  • un-intelligibly.
  •secretly (adverb)
  • sub rosa,
  • in holes and corners,
  • intimately,
  • under the table.
  •unintelligibly (adverb)
  • inaudibly.
  •vaguely (adverb)
  • un surely,
  • un-surely.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • boldly.

Obscurely Sentence Examples:

• But towards the middle of the thirteenth century the moral complexion of the crusades had already undergone great alteration; the salutary effect they were to have exercised for the advancement of European civilization still loomed obscurely in the distance; whilst their evil results were already clearly manifesting themselves, and they had no longer that beauty lent by spontaneous and general feeling which had been their strength and their apology.

• 15: 24 - 28. But no great truth relating to the way of salvation through Christ is thus taught obscurely and in some single passage of Scripture.