obscurer

UK
/əbˈskjʊə.rə/
US
/əbˈskjʊrɚ/
obscurernoun
obscurers
pl
UK
/əbˈskjʊə.rə/
US
/əbˈskjʊrɚ/
Translations
The obscurer was used to dim the lights in the theater.
Затемнитель использовался для приглушения света в театре.
The poem was an obscurer, leaving readers puzzled.
Стихотворение было загадкой, оставляя читателей в недоумении.
Additional translations
Definitions
A person or thing that makes something less clear or less visible.
The heavy fog acted as an obscurer, making it difficult to see the road ahead.
Synonyms
obscureadjective

obscurer

Comp.

obscurer
Comp.
obscurest
Super.
UK
/əbˈskjʊə/
US
/əbˈskjʊr/
Translations
The instructions were obscure and difficult to follow.
Инструкции были неясными и трудными для выполнения.
He had only a vague and obscure memory of the event.
У него было лишь смутное и неясное воспоминание о событии.
The text was written in an obscure language.
Текст был написан на малопонятном языке.
Definitions
Not clear or hard to understand; ambiguous or vague.
The instructions were so obscure that no one could follow them.
Not well-known or not famous; relatively unknown.
The band played in an obscure venue that few people had heard of.
Not easily seen or noticed; hidden or concealed.
The obscure path through the forest was difficult to find without a guide.
Dark or dim; lacking light.
Only an obscure lamp illuminated the hallway.
obscureverb
Definitions
To make something difficult to see, understand, or perceive.
The heavy fog obscured the view of the mountains.
To conceal or hide something from view or knowledge.
The politician tried to obscure the details of the scandal.