obfuscate

Basically all that does is kind of obfuscate the card.

"Blind Date" does not try to obfuscate its point of view.

The media can make the problem in essence "go away" by obfuscating it.

They have never obfuscated the functionality of the phone one bit.

But all this obfuscates the real matter at hand: your dog had a therapist?

Now he goes out of his way to obfuscate.

No amount of obfuscating that fact or time can dispel it.

Other scenes, like those involving two mental patients, are more obfuscated.

But no solution will be generated by obfuscating facts in one way or the other.

Omission of a given second or middle name further obfuscates an individual's identity.

Officials say the landlords have found a clever way to obfuscate the issue.

There at least the ideological differences have not been obfuscated by national divisions.

But it could also be used to obfuscate, protecting a source who is intimately involved.

I can see that it would be fruitless to attempt to obfuscate.

Given the sensitive nature of the exercise, significant measures were taken to obfuscate its true purpose.

Industry has every incentive to obfuscate the issue to maximize profits.

The reporting of this crisis seems designed to deliberately obfuscate.

"They appear to be trying to obfuscate or blur the differences.

What could be more frightening and designed to obfuscate?

Yet the medical profession has appeared to spend more energy obfuscating the problem than trying to solve it.

"For too long, we've had nominees come up here and obfuscate on this critical issue.

And the precise object of the plot is totally obfuscated.

Wes, one day you'll be in Government, obfuscating the very changes you're currently calling for.

Thus, the Germans hoped to obfuscate the magnitude of the crime.