easily obscure
Frequency: 6.510.8 per million words
Used to describe something that can be easily hidden or made less visible by other things.
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Examples (10)
- Solo passages in this register are very easily obscured by other instruments.
- A small detail can easily obscure the main point of a long report.
- His humble beginnings were easily obscured by his later success.
- Clouds easily obscure the view of the mountains on a hazy day.
- Technical jargon can easily obscure the meaning for non-experts.
- Over-explaining can sometimes easily obscure the simple truth.
- The dense foliage will easily obscure the cabin from sight.
- Complex sentences often easily obscure the author's true intention.
- Her shyness would easily obscure her remarkable talent.
- Minor errors might easily obscure the overall quality of the work.