1. The quality or state of being unclear, hard to understand, or difficult to perceive
Usage: Plural form of obscureness; Often used in academic or formal contexts
2. The quality of being dark, dim, or not clearly visible
Usage: Less common usage; refers to physical darkness or lack of light

Examples

• The obscurenesses in the legal document made it difficult for the average person to understand.
• Critics pointed out the obscurenesses of the author's writing style.
• The obscurenesses of the ancient text required expert interpretation.
• Despite the obscurenesses in the instructions, most students completed the assignment correctly.
• The philosopher's work is known for its obscurenesses and complex terminology.
• We tried to clarify the obscurenesses in the contract before signing it.