1. acts of making something unclear, confusing, or difficult to understand; deliberate attempts to obscure meaning or truth
Usage: plural form of obfuscation

Examples

• The politician’s obfuscations made it impossible to understand his actual position on the issue.
• Legal documents are often filled with obfuscations that confuse ordinary readers.
• The company’s financial obfuscations hid their true losses from investors.
• Her obfuscations during the interview suggested she was hiding something important.
• The professor criticized the student’s paper for its unnecessary obfuscations of simple concepts.
• Corporate obfuscations in the annual report made it difficult to assess the company’s performance.