rare. [ad L. condit-us, pa. pple. of condĕre to put or lay together, put or lay away, hide, etc., f. con- together + dăre, -dĕre to put.]
† 1. Abstruse, recondite. Obs.
1695. Tryon, Dreams & Vis., i. 5. That I may … comprehend and explain those condite Misteries.
2. Put together. nonce-wd.
1871. Carlyle, in Mrs. C.’s Lett., III. 17. Masses of incondite or semi-condite rubbish.
