occult

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/əˈkʌlt/
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Übersetzungen

occultsubstantiv
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He has a deep interest in the occult.
Он глубоко интересуется оккультизмом.
The occult of the ancient ruins fascinated the archaeologists.
Тайна древних руин завораживала археологов.
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Synonyme
hidden knowledge
the supernatural
occultadjektiv
more occult
Komp.
most occult
Super.
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She has a deep interest in occult practices.
Она глубоко интересуется оккультными практиками.
occultverb
occulted
Präteritum
occulted
Partizip Perfekt
occulting
Gerundium
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The clouds occult the moon.
Облака скрывают луну.
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Definitionen

occultsubstantiv
Supernatural, mystical, or magical beliefs, practices, or phenomena.
She had a deep interest in the occult and often attended gatherings to learn more about mystical practices.
Secret or hidden knowledge, especially of a supernatural nature.
Initiates were sworn to keep the occult from the uninitiated.
occultadjektiv
Relating to magical or supernatural powers and activities.
The occult rituals performed by the group were shrouded in mystery and secrecy.
Beyond the range of ordinary knowledge or understanding; mysterious.
The scientist's occult theories about the universe intrigued many but were understood by few.
Not revealed; secret or hidden.
The occult motives behind his actions were not immediately apparent to his colleagues.
Not accompanied by readily discernible signs or symptoms; detectable only by specialized examination or testing.
Occult bleeding may go unnoticed until laboratory tests reveal its presence.
occultverb
To hide or conceal something from view.
The moon was occulted by the clouds during the eclipse.
To cut off from view by interposing something.
The planet was occulted by the sun, making it invisible from Earth.