What is another word for occult?
328 synonyms foundPronunciation:
[ k_ɹ_ˈɪ_t_ɪ_s_ˌaɪ_z_ə], [ kɹˈɪtɪsˌa͡ɪzə], [ kɹˈɪtɪsˌaɪzə], [ ˈɒkʌlt], [ ˈɒkʌlt], [ ˈɒ_k_ʌ_l_t]Table of Contents
Similar words for occult:- all (adjective)
- arcane (adjective)
- cryptic (adjective)
- dark (adjective)
- deep (adjective)
- elusive (adjective)
- enigmatic/enigmatical (adjective)
- esoteric (adjective)
- hidden (adjective)
- profound (adjective)
- prophetic (adjective)
- psychic (adjective)
- questionable (adjective)
- recondite (adjective)
- secret (adjective)
- sibylline (adjective)
- supernatural (adjective)
- superphysical (adjective)
- supersensible (adjective)
- thaumaturgical (adjective)
- unseen (adjective)
- vaticinal (adjective)
- weird (adjective)
- eclipse (noun)
- secret (noun)
- unseeable (noun)
- witchcraft (noun)
- bury (verb)
- stash (verb)
- other synonyms
- stash
Definition for Occult:
- OCCULTY.
Synonyms for Occult:
adj.
•all (adjective) •arcane (adjective) •cryptic (adjective)- un informative,
- un-clear,
- opaque,
- un clearer,
- in comprehensible,
- un clear,
- un-clearest,
- more delphic,
- in-comprehensible,
- un-clearer,
- most delphian,
- un-informative,
- un fathomable,
- in explicable,
- more uninformative,
- in-explicable,
- more delphian,
- un clearest,
- un-fathomable,
- most delphic,
- most uninformative.
- in-tangible,
- in-definable,
- most phantom,
- mis-leading,
- more unspecific,
- un specific,
- in-substantial,
- most elusory,
- fugacious,
- mis leading,
- difficult catch,
- most illusory,
- evanescent,
- most unspecific,
- in substantial,
- more stonewalling,
- in tangible,
- un-specific,
- in definable,
- more phantom,
- more elusory,
- most stonewalling.
- more sphinxlike,
- most stumping,
- most stickling,
- in decipherable,
- more stickling,
- most enigmatic,
- most sphinxlike,
- in scrutable,
- more stumping,
- un-intelligible,
- teasing,
- in-decipherable,
- un intelligible,
- in-scrutable.
- more hermetical,
- with-held,
- most imperceivable,
- dis guised,
- un-known,
- under cover,
- most eclipsed,
- un-detected,
- out view,
- more unrevealed,
- more shrouded,
- un exposed,
- Imperceivable,
- un known,
- un disclosed,
- un detected,
- most hermetical,
- withheld,
- under-cover,
- in dark,
- masked,
- dis-guised,
- more eclipsed,
- most sequestered,
- in-discernible,
- most unrevealed,
- with held,
- un-revealed,
- in discernible,
- more imperceivable,
- un revealed,
- under-ground,
- un-exposed,
- un-disclosed,
- more sequestered,
- most shrouded.
- fore shadowing,
- Pythonic,
- most foreshadowing,
- more foreshadowing,
- more prophetical,
- fore-shadowing,
- foreshadowing,
- most prophetical,
- prophetical.
- most sensile,
- most supersensitive,
- most supersensory,
- super sensory,
- super-sensitive,
- super sensitive,
- more supersensual,
- un-worldliest,
- most intellective,
- psycho logical,
- super sensual,
- trans-mundane,
- psycho-logical,
- super-sensual,
- more supersensory,
- most telepathic,
- most psychal,
- most supersensual,
- un-worldly,
- un worldlier,
- more sensile,
- more psychal,
- most psychogenic,
- Supersensual,
- more telepathic,
- super-sensory,
- more supersensitive,
- trans mundane,
- more intellective,
- un worldly,
- more transmundane,
- more psychogenic,
- most transmundane.
- more unproven,
- un reliable,
- most paradoxical,
- most controvertible,
- most unproven,
- more unconfirmed,
- un settled,
- more paradoxical,
- more controvertible,
- hard believe,
- open doubt,
- un confirmed,
- un-settled,
- un-reliable,
- un proven,
- pro visional,
- hypo thetical,
- hypo-thetical,
- un-confirmed,
- unconfirmed,
- most unconfirmed,
- un-proven,
- dubitable.
- super-mundane,
- most supranatural,
- fairiest,
- super human,
- super ordinary,
- super-human,
- more supermundane,
- superhuman,
- super mundane,
- supra natural,
- more superordinary,
- fairier,
- super-ordinary,
- most supermundane,
- super natural,
- most superordinary,
- supra-natural,
- more supranatural,
- super-natural.
n.
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- magical.
v.
•bury (verb) •stash (verb)- lies low,
- not telling,
- went into hiding,
- putting out the way,
- keeps from,
- blots out,
- not give aways,
- put out of way,
- puts out of way,
- dis-guises,
- kept from,
- dis guises,
- dis-guise,
- not give awaying,
- re-serves,
- took cover,
- going in to hiding,
- put out way,
- goes into hiding,
- not give awayed,
- going into hiding,
- re served,
- goes underground,
- with holding,
- keeping from,
- putting out way,
- put out the way,
- going underground,
- putting out of the way,
- puts out of the way,
- re serving,
- dis guising,
- tucking away,
- putting out of way,
- puts out the way,
- not tells,
- re serve,
- with hold,
- went underground,
- with holds,
- keeping secret,
- dis guise,
- go in to hiding,
- re-serving,
- re-served,
- tucks away,
- takes cover,
- lied low,
- keeps secret,
- goes in to hiding,
- with-hold,
- puts out way,
- with-holds,
- dis-guising,
- re-serve,
- went in to hiding.
Other synonyms:
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- stash.
Paraphrases for Occult:
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Adjective
covert, disguised, clandestine, secret.
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Adjective
Antonyms for Occult:
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adj.
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Other antonyms:
open-and-shut, knowable, nonambiguous, distinct, exoteric, determined, self-explanatory, definite, direct, transparent, straightforward, normal, apparent, understandable, exact, prosaic, unequivocal, firm, accessible, self-evident, commonplace, sure, manifest, explicit, fathomable, bright, seeable, unremarkable, intelligible, usual, certain, legible, run-of-the-mill, blatant, strong, routine, perspicuous, ordinary, plain, defined, pellucid, unmistakable, comprehensible, workaday, unexceptional, appreciable, everyday, unambiguous.
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Occult Sentence Examples:
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Could you but possess my occult vision, you would not need to employ such puerile methods.
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I suppose I might have found this out long ago by asking any of the Windyridge men, but for some occult reason I have never cared to inquire.
Hyponym for Occult:
n.
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person
causal agent, causal agency, cause.
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person
v.
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perception
conceal, hold in, change, overshadow, hold back.
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perception
Meronym for Occult:
n.
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person
fate, supernatural being, destiny, theurgy, spiritual being.
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person