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What is a prefix for obscure?

There isn't a single perfect prefix for "obscure" that creates a new word with a consistent meaning. However, here are some options depending on the nuance you're looking for:

To emphasize the lack of clarity:

* Un-obscure: This is the most straightforward option, simply reversing the meaning.

* De-obscure: This implies a process of removing obscurity.

* Dis-obscure: Similar to "de-obscure," implying removal or elimination of obscurity.

To emphasize the hidden nature:

* Crypto-obscure: This emphasizes the concealed or hidden nature of something obscure.

* Latent-obscure: This emphasizes the hidden or potential nature of something obscure.

To emphasize the limited knowledge:

* Semi-obscure: This suggests something is partially obscure, or known by only a few.

* Partially-obscure: This is a less formal way of expressing "semi-obscure."

To emphasize the difficulty of understanding:

* Incomprehensible-obscure: This highlights the difficulty of understanding something obscure.

* Unfathomable-obscure: This emphasizes the extreme difficulty of understanding something obscure.

Note: The best prefix will depend on the specific context and the desired meaning.

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