Esoteric
41Esoteric Debt — Complex debt instruments with structures and pricing that are known to relatively few participants. The structure may lead to seemingly attractive risk/return over other debt instruments when the instruments function properly, but can also lead… …
42esoteric — Synonyms and related words: absolute, abstract, abstruse, anagogic, arcane, auricular, between the lines, between us, cabalic, cabalistic, censored, certain, classified, close, closed, concealed, concrete, confidential, covert, cryptic, dark,… …
43ESOTERIC — a term used to denote teaching intended only for the initiated, and intelligible only to them …
44esotèric — e|so|tè|ric Mot Pla Adjectiu variable …
45esotéric — adj. m., pl. esotérici; f. sg. esotéricã, pl. esotérice …
46ESOTERIC — from the Greek term meaning inner or hidden. Today it refers to secret teachings which either belong to secret societies or lie behind the official BELIEFS which a religious group proclaim to the world. Thus many NEW RELIGIOUS MOVEMENTS are… …
47esoteric — es·o·ter·ic || ‚esəʊ terɪk adj. private, confidential; meant only for the initiated or the select few …
48esoteric — [ˌɛsə tɛrɪk, ˌi:sə ] adjective intended for or understood by only a small number of people with a specialized knowledge or interest. Derivatives esoterically adverb esotericism noun esotericist noun Origin C17: from Gk esōterikos, from esōterō …
49esoteric — a. Private, secret, acroamatic, acroatic, inner, inmost, known to the initiated …
50esoteric — adj 1. abstruse, recondite, deep, profound, abstract; impenetrable, incomprehensible, unfathomable, inscrutable, indecipherable. 2. occult, cryptic, perdu, hidden, veiled; obscure, dark, dim, vague, nebulous, Rare. imperspicuous; mysterious,… …
