obnubilated Antonyms
Strongest:
- evident
- bright
- certain
- distinct
- clear
- unequivocal
- legible
- nonambiguous
- comprehensible
- understandable
- defined
- intelligible
- unambiguous
- sure
- obvious
- strong
- accessible
- plain
Strong:
- fathomable
- self-evident
- firm
- knowable
- direct
- straightforward
- pellucid
- determined
- self-explanatory
- explicit
- definite
- visible
Weak:
Strongest:
- bedimmed
- undefined
- undetermined
- questionable
- shadowy
- misty
- shrouded
- cloudy
- vague
- indistinguishable
- hazy
- uncertain
- foggy
- masked
- shadowlike
- beclouded
- shaded
- muddy
- dim
- cloaked
- concealed
- faint
- fuzzy
- unclear
- disguised
- obscurantic
- indistinct
- clouded
Strong:
- recondite
- inexplicit
- cryptic
- obfuscatory
- noncommittal
- impenetrable
- inexact
- inexplicable
- enigmatical
- indefinite
- enigmatic
- befogged
- obscure
- opaque
- abstruse
- indecipherable
- invisible
- incomprehensible
- inscrutable
- elliptical
- mysterious
- obscurant
- sphinxlike
- nebulous
- esoteric
- elliptic
- ambiguous
- dark
- mystic
- eerie
Weak:
Meaning of obnubilated
obnubilated
becloud, obscure
obnubilated Sentence Examples
- The victim's consciousness was obnubilated after the severe head trauma.
- The patient's mental state deteriorated, leaving them obnubilated for days.
- The sedatives had rendered him obnubilated, making communication impossible.
- The concussion caused temporary obnubilation, but she regained consciousness later.
- The heavy dose of medication left her obnubilated and unresponsive.
- The doctor suspected an underlying medical condition that was causing the obnubilation.
- The patient's obnubilation persisted despite all attempts at resuscitation.
- The intense pain and shock caused a sudden obnubilation of her senses.
- The elderly woman's obnubilation was a sign of her advancing dementia.
- The obnubilated state prevented him from making informed decisions or communicating his needs.
FAQs About the word obnubilated
becloud, obscure
bedimmed, undefined, undetermined, questionable, shadowy, misty, shrouded, cloudy, vague, indistinguishable
evident, bright, certain, distinct, clear, unequivocal, legible, nonambiguous, comprehensible, understandable
The victim's consciousness was obnubilated after the severe head trauma.
The patient's mental state deteriorated, leaving them obnubilated for days.
The sedatives had rendered him obnubilated, making communication impossible.
The concussion caused temporary obnubilation, but she regained consciousness later.
