obnubilate in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

Sample Sentences

1. The intense fog seemed to obnubilate the landscape, obscuring even the faintest outlines of the trees.
2. Her confusing argument only served to obnubilate the main point she was trying to make.
3. The poet's use of obscure language can sometimes obnubilate the beauty of the message he wishes to convey.
4. As the night deepened, shadows began to obnubilate the familiar surroundings, making everything feel foreign.
5. The complexity of the legal jargon may obnubilate the average reader's understanding of the document.