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obscure

[uhb-skyoor] / əbˈskyʊər /






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IGN's Rebekah Valentine also gave a thumbs-up to the main character, arguably one the more obscure Pokémon - "I love this little weirdo!" she wrote in her nine out of 10 review.

From BBC

During a lunar eclipse, Earth’s shadow obscures the moon; in a solar eclipse event, the moon blocks the sun from view.

From Los Angeles Times

All the extra hours studying, the extra time in the simulation rooms, the extra books and essays I’d read on every obscure historical event known to man didn’t matter.

From Literature

A sea view which inspired the writer Virginia Woolf will be obscured by the development of a block of flats.

From BBC

She tested a new smartphone feature called Privacy Display, which obscures mobile screens from people nearby—and says this new tech could keep us safer.

From The Wall Street Journal