obscuration
ˌɒbskjʊˈreɪʃən
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Definition of obscuration - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
act of obscuringRarethe act of making something unclear or difficult to seeRare
  • The obscuration of the sun during an eclipse is a spectacular event..
clouding obfuscation
2.
scienceTECH.measurement of light absorption by smokeTECH.
  • The obscuration level reached 30% obs/m in the test.
clouding darkening obfuscation
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Origin of obscuration

Latin, obscurare (to darken)

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obscuration
something that hides or obscures

Examples of obscuration in a sentence

  • The obscuration of the facts led to confusion.
  • The obscuration caused by the fire was significant.
  • Researchers measured the obscuration in the laboratory experiment.

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  1. French:obscurcissement, ...
  2. German:Verdunkelung, Verdunkelungsgrad, ...
  3. Italian:offuscamento, opacità, ...
  4. Spanish:oscurecimiento, opacidad, ...
  5. Portuguese:ofuscamento, opacidade, ...
  6. Chinese:遮蔽, 遮光度, ...
  7. Japanese:隠蔽, 減光, ...
  8. Arabic:تَعْتِيم, إعتام, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַעֲלָמָה, הַחְשָׁכָה, ...
  10. Russian:затемнение, поглощение света, ...
  11. Ukrainian:затемнення, поглинання світла, ...
  12. Hindi:अस्पष्टता, अवरोध, ...

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