obfuscated (Meaning)
obfuscated (imp. & p. p.)
of Obfuscate
Synonyms & Antonyms of obfuscated
Synonyms:
- equivocal
- obscure
- clouded
- unintelligible
- cryptic
- unclear
- incomprehensible
- unknowable
- indistinct
- enigmatic
- mysterious
- ambiguous
Antonyms:
- unmistakable
- luminous
- understandable
- palpable
- comprehensible
- distinct
- transparent
- open-and-shut
- distinct
- pellucid
- decided
- unambiguous
- plain
- unequivocal
- lucid
- understandable
- clear
- pellucid
- perspicuous
- lucid
- straightforward
- decided
- evident
- perspicuous
- transparent
- crystal clear
- barefaced
- obvious
- unequivocal
- luminous
- plain
- broad
- broad
- clear
- barefaced
- apparent
- unmistakable
- manifest
- straightforward
- apparent
- intelligible
- open-and-shut
- crystal clear
- manifest
- evident
- ringing
- clear-cut
- ringing
- bald
- patent
- unambiguous
- patent
- comprehensible
- intelligible
- palpable
- obvious
- clear-cut
- bald
obfuscated Sentence Examples
- The government's language was intentionally obfuscated to conceal its true intentions.
- The encryption algorithm was designed to obfuscate the data, making it unintelligible to unauthorized parties.
- The witness's testimony was obfuscated by vague and evasive answers.
- The document was written in a convoluted and obfuscated manner, obscuring its meaning.
- The hacker employed obfuscated code to evade detection by security software.
- The politician's statement was so obfuscated that it left listeners scratching their heads.
- The company's financial reports were deliberately obfuscated to mislead investors.
- The legal jargon was so obfuscated that it was almost incomprehensible.
- The software update introduced an obfuscated bug that caused unexpected system crashes.
- The author's writing style was unnecessarily obfuscated, making it difficult to follow the narrative.
FAQs About the word obfuscated
of Obfuscate
equivocal, obscure, clouded, unintelligible, cryptic, unclear, incomprehensible, unknowable, indistinct, enigmatic
unmistakable, luminous, understandable, palpable, comprehensible, distinct, transparent, open-and-shut, distinct, pellucid
The government's language was intentionally obfuscated to conceal its true intentions.
The encryption algorithm was designed to obfuscate the data, making it unintelligible to unauthorized parties.
The witness's testimony was obfuscated by vague and evasive answers.
The document was written in a convoluted and obfuscated manner, obscuring its meaning.
