obscurtion

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Term: obscurtion

Noun

1. The act of obscuring or making something difficult to understand or perceive.

Example sentence: The obscurtion of the legal jargon in the contract made it challenging to comprehend.

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Verb

1. To make something less visible or clear.

Example sentence: The heavy fog obscurted the view of the city skyline.

Adjective

1. (popular usage) Referring to something that is considered obscure or little known.

2. (local usage) Relating to a specific locality or community.

Example sentence (popular usage): The band's music had an obscurtion quality that appealed to a niche audience.

Example sentence (local usage): The restaurant's menu featured obscurtion dishes from various regions of the country.