arcane

More arcane means may be needed to find a true name.

To people not involved in health care, the issue can appear arcane.

Well there's a lot, but it gets kind of arcane pretty quickly.

He had taken an interest in the arcane arts as a child.

No matter that few are going to read it, given its arcane subject.

In real life, however, the arcane had a way of losing its power.

No one could do what you did without arcane powers.

The fight was too arcane for most voters to pay much attention.

Many of his rules, which now seem arcane, were to that end.

Then they had these arcane discussions about exactly which words to use.

Whatever it meant, that word seemed to be one of arcane power.

The more arcane the policy issue, the less likely the public will have something meaningful to say about it.

I spent so many hours with the dictionary, because some of these words were already arcane when he used them.

For many state residents, the proposed changes probably seem arcane.

From her I learned both the arcane ways and the practical knowledge of being a young woman.

The arcane business has taken the limo king to the top.

A real technician has to know at least one arcane language?

For example, each hour of the show once opened with an arcane reference.

The reason is arcane, but at the heart of Britain's planning system.

This is hardly some arcane knowledge and it's pretty much common sense.

Father thought you'd benefit from a long course of arcane instruction.

They are written in the arcane language of nuclear intelligence.

While this question may seem arcane, it has serious political implications.

To some people, such subjects may seem arcane and mechanical.

Those paths have taken me to places of arcane knowledge.