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obscure

Definition for obscure

adjective as in cloudy, shadowy

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It was so deeply buried under the torrent of Trumpian insults and invective, and so badly obscured by an epoch-shifting moment of American self-humiliation on the global stage, as barely to be discernible.

From Salon

Some of the restaurant’s origin story appears to be obscured by time.

In one scene which pictured the male lead in the shower, they noticed that the Chinese version had added steam to obscure the lead's nude body.

From BBC

“The Lowdown” tames Lee’s mania for his cause through the barely obscured current of hangdog defeat weakly powering his personal life.

From Salon

“Our audience is ragtag,” says Moninger, who first coined the “People’s Republic” term based on his love of obscure national anthems.

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