Abstract and Unknown

Abstract

Abstract adjective - Dealing with or expressing a quality or idea.

Unknown and abstract are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Unknown" instead an adjective "Abstract".

Unknown

Unknown adjective - Happening or existing without one's knowledge.

Abstract and unknown are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Abstract" instead an adjective "Unknown".

Nearby Words: unknowable, unknowing

Both words in one sentence

  • In Unknown Armies, members of the Invisible Clergy are meant to abstract representations of ideas about what human beings can be.
  • Jeff Smith builds the paranoia to exquisite levels, so much so that ostensibly innocuous panels - a cigarette burning down, RASL sleeping - are transformed into abstract representations of the unknown, and positively hum with foreboding.
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