1. superlative form of obscure: most difficult to understand or see clearly
2. superlative form of obscure: most unknown or unimportant

1. second person singular present tense of obscure: you hide or make unclear
Usage: archaic or formal

Examples

• This is the obscurest passage in the entire novel.
• He studied the obscurest details of medieval history.
• The fog made even the nearest buildings obscurest.
• She referenced the obscurest philosophers in her thesis.
• You obscurest the truth with your complicated explanations.
• The smoke obscurest our view of the mountains.
• This remains the obscurest mystery of the case.