1. obscured, darkened, or made unclear; clouded or dimmed
Usage: formal or literary; rare

Examples

• The obnubilated sky made it difficult to see the stars.
• His obnubilated reasoning led to confusion among the audience.
• The obnubilated facts were eventually clarified by the investigation.
• An obnubilated view of the landscape emerged as fog rolled in.
• The obnubilated meaning of the ancient text required scholarly interpretation.