obnubilate Synonyms
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obnubilate Meaning
Wordnet
obnubilate (v)
make less visible or unclear
make unclear, indistinct, or blurred
Webster
obnubilate (v. t.)
To cloud; to obscure.
obnubilate Sentence Examples
- The deafening noise obnubilated his senses, leaving him dazed and confused.
- The fumes from the chemical spill obnubilated the workers, rendering them unconscious.
- The heavy blow to his head obnubilated his memory, erasing his recollections of the past.
- The onset of dementia slowly obnubilated her mind, dimming her once-bright intellect.
- The severe lack of oxygen obnubilated the mountain climbers, causing them to collapse and hallucinate.
- The hypnotic trance obnubilated her consciousness, making her highly suggestible.
- The intoxicating effects of the alcohol obnubilated his judgment, leading him to make reckless decisions.
- The intense pain obnubilated his thoughts, consuming him entirely in its agony.
- The blinding light from the explosion obnubilated her vision, leaving her temporarily sightless.
- The overpowering grief obnubilated her emotions, leaving her numb and unable to function.
FAQs About the word obnubilate
make less visible or unclear, make unclear, indistinct, or blurredTo cloud; to obscure.
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The deafening noise obnubilated his senses, leaving him dazed and confused.
The fumes from the chemical spill obnubilated the workers, rendering them unconscious.
The heavy blow to his head obnubilated his memory, erasing his recollections of the past.
The onset of dementia slowly obnubilated her mind, dimming her once-bright intellect.
