Use "obscured" in a sentence
1. The moon was obscured by clouds.
2. Allende's later martyrdom has obscured his politics.
3. A bank of fog obscured the farmhouse.
4. A veil of mist obscured the view.
5. I would not have command obscured during battle.
6. He pointed to a house obscured by trees.
7. They thereby obscured the intensity of Jehovah’s personal empathy.
8. Managers deliberately obscured the real situation from federal investigators.
9. The ground-floor windows are obscured by wire mesh.
10. 5 A veil of mist obscured the view.
11. Adumbrated (comparative more Adumbrated, superlative most Adumbrated) Obscured
12. Something often obscured by the masks we wear.
13. 13 The veil she was wearing obscured her features.
14. All trace of his working - class background was deliberately obscured.
15. 2 The ground-floor windows are obscured by wire mesh.
16. No, a cloud cover had obscured Jesus from view.
17. The item he intentionally obscured would make several interpretations possible.
18. 27 The ground-floor windows are obscured by wire mesh.
19. Not obscured or darkened; bright: Clear daylight; a Clear yellow
20. Beclouding (plural Becloudings) The process of becoming clouded or obscured.
21. Their view of God may be obscured by false teachings.
22. Her sleep obscured the retirement of the esteemed comrade Erich Honecker,
23. 9 All trace of his working - class background was deliberately obscured.
24. Clouds obscured the sun by day and the stars by night.
25. Heavy rains obscured the islands, and Zane ran aground at 0230.
26. A thick fog set in that obscured the view of the coastline.
27. Befogged (comparative more Befogged, superlative most Befogged) Obscured with fog or smoke; murky
28. In the sanctuary a huge swath of burlap obscured the cross of glory.
29. Bedim - make obscure or unclear; "The distinction was obscured" overcloud, obscure.
30. The elections of several Antipopes are obscured by incomplete or biased records, so …
31. Synonyms for Coffined include buried, hidden, concealed, covered, interred, entombed, secreted, underground, inhumed and obscured
32. Antonyms for Annunciated include concealed, covered, hid, hidden, secreted, secretted, disguised, masked, obscured and censored
33. A white mist obscured the view, gave the high-rise buildings a ghostly look.
34. The spectacle before her, half obscured by the lashing spray, left an indelible impression.
35. Synonyms for Cimmerian include plutonic, abyssal, igneous, infernal, obscure, dark, darkened, dim, obscured and dimmed
36. Antonyms for Blazoned include concealed, covered, hid, hidden, secreted, secretted, disguised, masked, obscured and censored
37. Synonyms for Bedimmed include beclouded, clouded, darkened, obscured, overcast, dimmed, shadowed, befogged, blackened and bleared
38. The rest is history obscured, complex, and Befraught within an interpretive matrix of competing ideological schemas
39. The party's electoral message may be obscured by the glitz and glamour of its presentation.
40. It was about two hours after dark, when the moon was completely obscured by the monsoon clouds.
41. 30 One wall of the parliament building is now almost completely obscured by a huge banner.
42. Absolutely, it was... until I ran a curvelet analysis on the obscured portions of the recording.
43. In layman's terms, a Backdoor is normally a door that is obscured from the general public
44. The snow-capped peaks north of the fire are dingy brown and partially obscured by smoke.
45. (1:9-11) After a cloud obscured the apostles’ view of Jesus, he dematerialized his fleshly body.
46. He detected an inscription of Kleomenes on the figure's clothing, obscured by a dense network of incisions.
47. And once again, the extraordinarily simple underlying truths about this problem have been obscured by political bombast.
48. Her family and friends were obscured by a grey mist and the aisle had been never-ending.
49. 1 And the once-glorious view of the declivity was now completely obscured by trees and brush.
50. But there was also a mist of darkness that obscured their vision of both the path and the tree.