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So this rhetorical invasion has been amplified to obfuscate where political rhetoric ends and where the law begins and ends in order to conflate the two.

From Slate

Trump will come loaded for bear and aim to do what he did in his earlier debate against Biden, lie and obfuscate to such an immense degree that viewers will only be aware of his messages.

From Salon

And it goes beyond political slogans, which are deliberately meant to obfuscate and draw would-be supporters in.

From Salon

Throughout the 2024 campaign, Trump’s position on abortion has been to obfuscate.

From Slate

A president could simply shop around for a doctor willing to obfuscate in a medical report, for instance.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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