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obscure

[uhb-skyoor] / əbˈskyʊər /






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The ash hanging in the air obscured everything.

From Literature

Layered on top are paint splotches and streaks, as well as taped-on paper and vellum, blurring and obscuring the collage of figures underneath.

From Los Angeles Times

Some traders suggested the institute accidentally leaked the news by posting files about Machado in an obscure corner of its website.

From The Wall Street Journal

Cloudy skies may obscure the view for some, with rain lingering in parts of central and eastern England and Scotland.

From BBC

What the churn obscures is that appetite — for food, for novelty, for decision-making itself — is not constant.

From Salon