completely obscure

Frequency: 7.215.1 per million words

To hide or cover something or someone so that they cannot be seen.

obscureADVERB + obscure (verb)

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completely

Examples (10)

  • The dense fog completely obscured the towering skyscrapers.
  • He deliberately tried to completely obscure his past from public scrutiny.
  • Thick vegetation had completely obscured the entrance to the hidden cave.
  • The large billboard completely obscured the view of the ocean from our balcony.
  • Her profound sadness was completely obscured by a forced cheerful facade.
  • A cloud of dust rose, momentarily completely obscuring the racing cars.
  • The politician's vague statements served to completely obscure his true agenda.
  • Historical revisionism can completely obscure the harsh realities of the past.
  • The artist's intention was completely obscured by the abstract nature of the painting.
  • The thick curtain was drawn, completely obscuring the stage from the audience.