1. occult

adjective. (əˈkʌlt) Having an import not apparent to the senses nor obvious to the intelligence; beyond ordinary understanding.
Synonyms
orphic mystic secret esoteric mysterious mystical
Antonyms
exoteric real natural unbelief good luck
Etymology
occult (English)
occulto (Latin)
occulo (Latin)
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2. occult

noun. (əˈkʌlt) Supernatural practices and techniques.
Synonyms
occult arts practice pattern
Antonyms
misfortune bad luck dissuade overt
Etymology
occult (English)
occulto (Latin)
occulo (Latin)

3. occult

verb. (əˈkʌlt) Cause an eclipse of (a celestial body) by intervention.
Synonyms
overshadow eclipse
Antonyms
refrain act derestrict
Etymology
occult (English)
occulto (Latin)
occulo (Latin)

4. occult

adjective. (əˈkʌlt) Hidden and difficult to see.
Synonyms
unseeable invisible
Antonyms
visible good fortune success
Etymology
occult (English)
occulto (Latin)
occulo (Latin)

5. occult

verb. (əˈkʌlt) Become concealed or hidden from view or have its light extinguished.
Synonyms
change
Antonyms
stay lose
Etymology
occult (English)
occulto (Latin)
occulo (Latin)

6. occult

noun. (əˈkʌlt) Supernatural forces and events and beings collectively.
Synonyms
theurgy supernatural causal agent causal agency spiritual being destiny supernatural being fate cause
Antonyms
public acknowledged outward unconcealed unclassified
Etymology
occult (English)
occulto (Latin)
occulo (Latin)

7. occult

verb. (əˈkʌlt) Hide from view.
Synonyms
hold back hold in conceal
Antonyms
explicable inactivity disagree attack
Etymology
occult (English)
occulto (Latin)
occulo (Latin)
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