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unobscure

unobscure adjective: not obscure.

Adjective

unobscure (comparative more unobscure, superlative most unobscure)

  1. Not obscure.

Verb

unobscure (third-person singular simple present unobscures, present participle unobscuring, simple past and past participle unobscured)

  1. (transitive) To make no longer obscure.

Forms of unobscure

Adjective
comparativemore unobscure
superlativemost unobscure
Verb
third-person singular presentunobscures
present participleunobscuring
past participleunobscured
pastunobscured

Origin of unobscure

From un- + obscure.

Questions about unobscure

What does unobscure mean?
Unobscure means not obscure.
What part of speech is unobscure?
Unobscure can be an adjective or a verb.

Words near unobscure in the dictionary

  1. unobliterated
  2. unoblivious
  3. unobnoxious
  4. unobscene
  5. unobscurable
  6. unobscure
  7. unobscured
  8. unobscures
  9. unobscuring
  10. unobsequious
  11. unobsequiously

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