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ofuscació
Confusion resulting from failure to understand.
bewilderment
puzzlement
mystification
bemusement
bafflement
befuddlement
Catalan
ofuscació
1
Whether or not that
obfuscation
happened is still up in the air.
2
That is plenty of time for a bit more
obfuscation
and bewilderment.
3
Same
obfuscation
,
the difference being the fear she sensed from Ivan Gogol.
4
A bigger problem with
obfuscation
is that it doesn't curtail online tracking.
5
Their answers only lead to
obfuscation
in an already confused situation.
6
Minifying scripts reduces response times without carrying the risks that come with
obfuscation
.
7
Believe me I have done a fair amount of
obfuscation
in my time.
8
When his
obfuscation
didn't work, Murdoch fell back on saying sorry.
9
The exercise, however, offered Ministers a platform for self-justification and
obfuscation
.
10
The ultimate decision has to consider the additional size reductions achieved from
obfuscation
.
11
As this inconvenient truth became apparent,
obfuscation
over the science increased.
12
Mostly when the operating principle seems to be denial and
obfuscation
.
13
Our target uses active defenses to protect his vaults, not
obfuscation
.
14
When Sixsmith starts to investigate, he encounters evasion and
obfuscation
at every turn.
15
I don't like the
obfuscation
,
a finger-pointing Lynch shouted at Geithner.
16
Is the whole of the government's Brexit strategy built on lies and
obfuscation
?
obfuscation
deliberate obfuscation
mental obfuscation
more obfuscation
political obfuscation
such obfuscation
Catalan
ofuscació
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