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形容詞

inobvious (comparative more inobvious, superlative most inobvious)

1. (obsolete) Not obvious.
   • 1781, William Falconer, Remarks On The Influence Of Climate, Situation, Nature of Food, and Way of Life, on the Disposition and Temper, Manners and Behaviour, Intellects, Laws and Customs, Form of Government, and Religion, of Mankind (page 342)

     The reasons of this are not inobvious. The possession of flocks and herds could not be of any use to children who were not in a capacity to attend to them, and were therefore more properly consigned to the elder branches of the family […]