1. The act or process of obscuring, darkening, or making unclear; a clouding or dimming of clarity or understanding.
Usage: formal; rare; literary

Examples

• The obnubilations of the truth made it difficult for the jury to reach a verdict.
• His deliberate obnubilations of the facts only deepened the mystery.
• The fog created natural obnubilations of the distant landscape.
• Critics accused the politician of obnubilations designed to confuse voters.
• The obnubilations in the ancient text have puzzled scholars for centuries.