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obfuscate |
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To make unclear or confuse. See obfuscator and e-mail obfuscator. |
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Amid unedifying and obfuscatory attempts to manufacture a tradition of disablement in the Scots poor law, treatment of the insane became increasingly precise in the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century. Speech, therefore, embodies epistemological, rhetorical, communicative, obfuscatory, political, cultural, and other intentions. In a few instances, the authors indulged themselves in language more obfuscatory than helpful. |
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