obscurant
ɔpskyʁɑ̃
Definition
Definition of obscurant - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
1.
doctrineRare qui s'oppose aux progrès des idées et des connaissancesRare
- Cette politique obscurante refuse tout changement dans l'éducation.
2.
assombrirRare qui rend sombre ou moins visibleRare
- Un nuage obscurant cache le soleil ce matin.
Origin of obscurant
latin, obscurare (rendre obscur) → obscurant (qui obscurcit)
Examples of obscurant in a sentence
Leur discours obscurant s'oppose à toute réforme scolaire progressiste. La fumée obscurante envahit la scène du spectacle. Une brume obscurante couvrait la route au petit matin.
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- English:obscurantist, obscuring, ...
- German:obskurantistisch, verdunkelnd, ...
- Italian:oscurantista, oscurante, ...
- Spanish:oscurantista, oscurecedor, ...
- Portuguese:obscurantista, obscurecedor, ...
- Chinese:反启蒙的, 遮暗的, ...
- Japanese:反啓蒙的な, 遮るような, ...
- Arabic:ظَلامِيّ, مُعَتِّم, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹבְּסְקוּרַנְטִי, מַחְשִׁיךְ, ...
- Russian:обскурантистский, затемняющий, ...
- Ukrainian:обскурантський, затемнюючий, ...
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