0 to make something less clear and harder to understand, especially intentionally -- （尤指故意）使模糊，使糊涂，使困惑
She was criticized for using arguments that obfuscated the main issue. 她被批评故意使用混淆主要问题的论点。
This understanding is less accessible to ordinary patients, because it is obfuscated by the difficulty of medical science.
Several other arguments exist which obfuscate the issue of trade liberalization of secondary materials.
Programmes relatively susceptible to obfuscating reforms have suffered larger cutbacks than other programmes.
A major problem, evident within several papers, is language use, which at times can be irritatingly obfuscating, impenetrable and, in effect, discouraging.
Such estimations were vague at best and obfuscating at worst.
But they also included noise - sounds that obfuscated the clean transmission of sonic meaning.
This splitting is done carefully to ensure that it does not obfuscate any inlining opportunity.
If these are our choices, then it is hardly surprising if theorists devote themselves to sophisticated projects in obfuscation-the more sophisticated, the more successfully obfuscating.
