Little-known
Little-known adjective - Unknown to most people.
Mysterious and little-known are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mysterious" instead an adjective phrase "Little-known".
Mysterious
Mysterious adjective - Being beyond one's powers to know, understand, or explain.
Little-known and mysterious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Little-known" instead an adjective "Mysterious".
Nearby Words: mystery, mysteriously
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- deep and little-known
- deep and mysterious
- difficult and little-known
- difficult and mysterious
- profound and little-known
- profound and mysterious
- abstruse and little-known
- abstruse and mysterious
- obscure and little-known
- obscure and mysterious
- cryptic and little-known
- cryptic and mysterious
- esoteric and little-known
- esoteric and mysterious
Both words in one sentence
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Once in Memphis, they are captured by a cult worshiping Ha'Tet, the mysterious and little-known Ancient Egyptian goddess of nightmares.
Source: Roleplay / The Shadow Of Greed - Group C used a chemical process perfected in the 1920s by a little-known Massachusetts physician who disappeared under mysterious circumstances, creating fully intelligent zombies — who needed to feed on human brains.
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