abstruce

• I did my internship and started working with them, my days and nights comprised of one thing code, code and more code (for the uninitiated, code, is an abstruce language developed by human beings to keep themselves busy and occupied on lifeless but more intelligent forms of machinery (popularly known as computers)).
• "knotty and abstruce." —  Spiritual Reformers in the 16th & 17th Centuries
• If Mr. Smith is not only not a Socinian, but if in his heart he doubts as to the least important point of the most abstruce and controverted subject on which our articles have decided, if, in short, he is not one of the most rigorously orthodox divines that exists, he has been guilty of the grossest and most disgusting hypocrisy -- he has pronounced in the face of the public to which he appeals, and of the church to which he belongs, in the most solemn manner, and on the most solemn subject, a direct, intentional, and scandalous falsehood -- he has acted in a way utterly subversive of all confidence among men; and the greater part of the wretches who retire from a course of justice degraded for perjury rank higher in the scale of morality, than an educated man holding a respectable place in society, who could thus trifle with the most sacred obligations. —  Famous Reviews
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