IPA: /æbˈstruːsər/
KK: /æbˈstruːsər/
More difficult to understand or comprehend than something else; often used to describe ideas or concepts that are complex and not easily grasped.
The professor's lecture was so abstruser that many students left confused.
Comparative: abstruser
Superlative: abstrusest
This word originates from Latin 'abstrusus', meaning hidden or concealed. The term 'abstruser' refers to someone who is obscure or difficult to understand, as if they are hiding their meaning.
Think of someone who is 'hidden' or 'concealed' — that's why an 'abstruser' is someone whose meaning is not easily seen.