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Your post is only barely coherent. I'm guessing you want an adjective that means "hard to find". It depends how you use it in a sentence.
- Your post is only barely coherent.
- I'm guessing you want an adjective that means "hard to find".
- It depends how you use it in a sentence.
- It might be any of these: scarce, unavailable, elusive, (in) hiding, hidden, hidden away, concealed, secret or there might be no single adjective that works in the context you have in mind.
- CJ
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Your post is only barely coherent. I'm guessing you want an adjective that means "hard to find".
It depends how you use it in a sentence. It might be any of these:
scarce, unavailable, elusive, (in) hiding, hidden, hidden away, concealed, secret
or there might be no single adjective that works in the context you have in mind.
CJ
It depends how you use it in a sentence. It might be any of these:
scarce, unavailable, elusive, (in) hiding, hidden, hidden away, concealed, secret
or there might be no single adjective that works in the context you have in mind.
CJ
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