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obfuscate

[ob-fuh-skeyt, ob-fuhs-keyt] / ˈɒb fəˌskeɪt, ɒbˈfʌs keɪt /


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Officials said North Korea attempted to obfuscate the final destination of the arms shipments by making it appear as though they were being sent to countries in the Middle East or North Africa.

From Washington Times

Wanting to obfuscate the details of how you do what you do suggests you lack faith in the value of what you have to offer.

From Washington Post

After all, Russia under Putin has been masterful at promulgating its message and obfuscating the facts, in the fog of war and the heat of elections alike.

From Los Angeles Times

That same day, Ovechkin answered questions during a press conference — urging for peace and an end to the conflict, but obfuscating when specifically asked if he still supports Putin.

From Washington Times

After weeks of obfuscating on Dart’s health and USC’s plans at the position, it’s unlikely we will know what conclusion Williams and the staff come to about the quarterbacks until Saturday night.

From Los Angeles Times