obscurant
/əbˈskjʊrənt/
adjective
- Tending to make something unclear or difficult to understand; deliberately confusing.
- The politician's obscurant language confused the audience.
- The report was so obscurant that nobody could follow it.
- His obscurant explanations only made the problem worse.
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noun
- A person who tries to prevent knowledge or understanding, often by making things confusing.
- Obscurants in the government blocked the release of important data.
- The professor was accused of being an obscurant who hid the truth.
- He was an obscurant who opposed teaching science in schools.