1. made unclear, confusing, or difficult to understand

Examples

• The politician’s obfuscated response left voters more confused than before.
• The legal document was so obfuscated that even lawyers struggled to interpret it.
• His obfuscated explanation made the simple concept seem impossibly complex.
• The company’s obfuscated financial reports raised suspicions among investors.
• The professor’s obfuscated lecture notes were nearly impossible to follow.
• The software’s obfuscated code was intentionally made difficult to reverse-engineer.