transitive. = obfuscate, v.

transitive. To obscure the meaning or intelligibility of (something); to make (something) unclear, confused, or difficult to understand. Now only in…

To cast into darkness or shadow; to cloud, obscure. transitive. In figurative contexts.

transitive. To make (a matter, subject, issue, etc.) complicated and hence puzzling, doubtful, or difficult to deal with; to give an unnecessarily…

transitive. To cast a shadow or gloom over; to make (something) obscure, unclear or indistinct. Also: to deprive (a person) of clearness of…

transitive. To bewilder, confuse (a person); to dim (the intellect, senses, etc.); = obfuscate, v. 2.

transitive. To make (speech, language, its meaning, etc.) unclear, unintelligible, or difficult to understand; to blur the significance of. †to obscu…

transitive. To darken, obscure; = obfuscate, v.

transitive. To darken; to render obscure.

(transitive) to darken, obfuscate.

transitive. To cloud; to obscure. Also figurative.

transitive. To be a riddle to (a person); to puzzle. rare.

transitive. To make obscure; to hide.

transitive. = obfuscate, v. Usually in passive.

transitive. To make (an idea, issue, etc.) difficult to understand; to obscure; to cloud. Also with up.