obfuscation (Meaning)
obfuscation (n)
confusion resulting from failure to understand
the activity of obscuring people's understanding, leaving them baffled or bewildered
darkening or obscuring the sight of something
obfuscation (n.)
The act of darkening or bewildering; the state of being darkened.
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obfuscation Sentence Examples
- The politician's obfuscation of the issue only served to further confuse voters.
- The report was filled with obfuscation, making it difficult to understand the true findings.
- The company's obfuscation of its financial practices raised red flags for investors.
- The witness's obfuscation of the facts made it impossible for the jury to reach a just verdict.
- The teacher's obfuscation of the lesson left students bewildered and frustrated.
- The government's obfuscation of the truth about the scandal eroded public trust.
- The conspiracy theorist's obfuscation of the evidence made their claims seem even more dubious.
- The lawyer's obfuscation of the opposing attorney's arguments confused the jury and led to a mistrial.
- The accused criminal's obfuscation of their alibi cast doubt on their innocence.
- The scientific study was criticized for its obfuscation of the data, raising concerns about its validity.
FAQs About the word obfuscation
confusion resulting from failure to understand, the activity of obscuring people's understanding, leaving them baffled or bewildered, darkening or obscuring the
confuse, disrupt, befog, blur, fog,complicate, muddy, cloud, becloud, disarray
simplify, illuminate, clear (up), streamline, clarify,clarify, clear (up), illuminate, simplify, streamline
The politician's obfuscation of the issue only served to further confuse voters.
The report was filled with obfuscation, making it difficult to understand the true findings.
The company's obfuscation of its financial practices raised red flags for investors.
The witness's obfuscation of the facts made it impossible for the jury to reach a just verdict.
