obfuscatory (Meaning)

obfuscatory

to throw into shadow, to make obscure, confuse, to be evasive, unclear, or confusing

The report's language was intentionally obfuscatory, obscuring its true meaning.
The politician used obfuscatory tactics to avoid answering a direct question.
The financial document contained obfuscatory clauses designed to hide the truth.
The witness's testimony was so obfuscatory that it left the jury confused.
The academic paper's jargon and complex syntax made it deliberately obfuscatory.
The government's response to the inquiry was deliberately obfuscatory, hiding behind technicalities.
The company's accounting practices were designed to be obfuscatory, preventing shareholders from understanding their true financial position.
The medical diagnosis was shrouded in obfuscatory language, leaving the patient uncertain about their condition.
The email was deliberately obfuscatory, hiding its true intent with vague and ambiguous wording.
The marketing campaign employed obfuscatory imagery and slogans, confusing consumers rather than informing them.

to throw into shadow, to make obscure, confuse, to be evasive, unclear, or confusing

vague, indistinct, indecipherable, puzzling, obscure,incomprehensible, inexplicable, opaque, nebulous, hieroglyphic

certain, evident, plain, bright, distinct,obvious, clear, sure,strong, firm

The report's language was intentionally obfuscatory, obscuring its true meaning.

The politician used obfuscatory tactics to avoid answering a direct question.

The financial document contained obfuscatory clauses designed to hide the truth.

The witness's testimony was so obfuscatory that it left the jury confused.