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She published a compilation of her esoteric philosophical theories, but few copies sold and even fewer were understood.esoteric = understandable by few
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esoteric cultural references
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as the spirits of the ancestors, just emerged from the earth, greeted themselves in their esoteric language. (source)esoteric = understandable by only an enlightened inner circle
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...some esoteric psychology journal. (source)esoteric = confined to and understandable by only a few
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But then you have so many esoteric phrases. (source)esoteric = private (understandable by only an enlightened inner circle)
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...some belonged to different orders, including the Vanguard, the Minstrels, the Promethean Scholars, the Bloodstone Circle, and many other esoteric groups from Rowan's early days. (source)esoteric = understood by few
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Patriotism was a bit esoteric for me, too large-scale to see. (source)esoteric = difficult to understand
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an elegant ... esoteric hothouse bloom (source)esoteric = not known to many people
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...the ordeal of a professional social life, and he could never understand that esoteric phenomenon, the dinner-party--the painful entertainment of people whom one neither likes nor finds interesting. (source)esoteric = understandable by only an enlightened inner circle
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Then opening a seamless door in the wall, he disappeared into the cabinet where he kept his more expensive and esoteric spirits.† (source)
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There are only a few questions left, and they are the esoteric ones.† (source)
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The courses seemed esoteric and disconnected from the race and poverty issues that had motivated me to consider the law in the first place.† (source)
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On both sides of the phone, dozens of phone numbers and esoteric notes were written in pen and marker (205.555.1584; Tommy to airport 4:20; 773.573.6521; JG—Kuffs?)† (source)
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When we become expert in something, our tastes grow more esoteric and complex.† (source)
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The long afternoons she spent browsing through dictionary and thesaurus made for constructions that were inept, but hauntingly so: the coins a villain concealed in his pocket were "esoteric," a hoodlum caught stealing a car wept in "shameless auto-exculpation," the heroine on her thoroughbred stallion made a "cursory" journey through the night, the king's furrowed brow was the "hieroglyph" of his displeasure.† (source)
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For his esoteric amusement he commanded the jolies filles (and we obliged) to line up in front of him in order of height.† (source)
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