Uk English Meaning of obscuration
obscuration
Other Uk English words related to obscuration
- ambiguous
- cryptic
- dark
- enigmatic
- enigmatic
- esoteric
- mysterious
- mystic
- Arcane
- confusing
- deep
- Delphic
- Elliptical
- elliptical
- equivocal
- inscrutable
- murky
- nebulous
- obscurantist
- occult
- opaque
- questionable
- uncertain
- unclear
- vague
- Abstruse
- baffling
- beclouded
- dimmed
- befuddled
- bewildering
- roundabout
- Cloaked
- cloudy
- cloudy
- complex
- complicated
- disguised
- confusing
- difficult
- dim
- disguised
- double-edged
- eerie
- eerie
- Faint
- foggy
- sooty
- fuzzy
- hazy
- impalpable
- Impenetrable
- negligible
- incomprehensible
- indecipherable
- Indefinite
- indirect
- indistinct
- indistinguishable
- Inexact
- inexplicable
- inexplicit
- intangible
- invisible
- masked
- misty
- muddy
- mystifying
- noncommittal
- obtuse
- perplexing
- puzzling
- obscure
- roundabout
- shaded
- shadowy
- shrouded
- Unanswerable
- eerie
- Undefined
- undetermined
- unfathomable
- unknowable
- weird
- obfuscatory
- obscurantist
- shadowy
- sphinxlike
- Accessible
- certain
- clear
- comprehensible
- distinct
- evident
- Understandable
- Legible
- obvious
- plain
- unambiguous
- understandable
- unequivocal
- bright
- defined
- definite
- determined
- direct
- exact
- explicit
- fathomless
- firm
- knowable
- pellucid
- self-evident
- self-explanatory
- straightforward
- strong
- sure
- visible
- unambiguous
- appreciable
- blatant
- palpable
- tangible
- unmistakable
Nearest Words of obscuration
Definitions and Meaning of obscuration in English
obscuration (v. t.)
The act or operation of obscuring; the state of being obscured; as, the obscuration of the moon in an eclipse.
FAQs About the word obscuration
obscuration
The act or operation of obscuring; the state of being obscured; as, the obscuration of the moon in an eclipse.
ambiguous,cryptic,dark,enigmatic,enigmatic,esoteric,mysterious,mystic,Arcane,confusing
Accessible,certain,clear,comprehensible,distinct,evident,Understandable,Legible,obvious,plain
obscurantist => obscurantist, obscurantism => obscurantism, obscurant => obscurantist, obscenities => obscenities, obscenely => obscenely,
