little-known
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7.3
- adjective
- /ˈlɪtəl ˈnoʊn/
- The museum features several works by little-known artists from the 19th century.
- a little-known fact
- a little-known story
- little-known history
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Watch on YouTubeJohn Mccumber would be a great example of that in his little known work on Hegel and and language.
- John Mccumber would be a great example of that in his little known work on Hegel and and language.
- This man revolutionized the construction of housing and he's little known.
- And, and a little known fact because Venus orbits the sun closer than we orbit the sun.
- Just asking for a friend, but also what you is fascinating about it and maybe what's misunderstood or little known about them.
- Well, well, here you don't want you notice that little known great Chequer player, really.
- But this has been more good press for little known fact that's one of the sponsors are Zillow.
Examples
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There was a little-known German element to the advances into the New World.
Academic text (2011) -
Scholars seek West Africa's medieval past in the city's little-known manuscripts
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OK, this is a little known fact because I'm always on about pink.
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So a red, a little known fact, a red laser and a green laser of equal power.
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This is a little-known fact about jesus --
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I have a friend whose interesting but little-known facts are usually about medicine.
Fiction book (1995) -
Most of my interesting but little-known facts happen to be about animals.
Fiction book (1995) -
The purpose of this report is to bring this apparently little-known scientific literature to the composting community's attention.
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The practice of sequestering toxins is a fascinating but little-known side of nature.
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Her achievement can be measured through her stunning and relatively little-known canvas of a half-veiled woman tying her shoe.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
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2.3
Not known or named, often with no name given
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7.0
Not well known or famous
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5.2
People do not notice it because someone keeps it quiet
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4.0
Not yet found or known by people
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7.1
Not noticed or known by most people
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4.2
Not known or noticed by other people
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7.0
Not praised or noticed by the public
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6.3
Not receiving much public attention or media coverage
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9.9
A subject that only a few people understand because it is hard to follow
Seen or talked about by only a few people
Not well known to many people
Seen by only a few people
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Etymology
Little-known is made from little ('small') and known ('recognized by people'). So, it paints the picture of something that is known by only a small number of people, which is why little-known means not known or recognized by many people.