Obscuring

The student's obscuring behavior in class caused the teacher to question their level of engagement.

The complicated legal jargon was an obscuring that made it hard for the average person to understand the contract.

The protagonist's unreliable memory became an obscuring, causing confusion and uncertainty throughout the narrative.

The distorted lens was an obscuring that blurred the image in the photograph.

The cultural differences and language barrier acted as an obscuring, making it challenging for the tourists to navigate through the bustling city.

The dense fog acted as an obscuring, making it difficult for drivers to see the road ahead.

The tall buildings in the city were an obscuring that blocked the view of the sunset.

The heavy workload and constant distractions became an obscuring, preventing the student from focusing on their studies.

The graffiti on the walls of the museum was an obscuring that detracted from the artwork.

The politician's vague and convoluted speech was an intentional obscuring to avoid answering the direct question.

The thick curtain was an obscuring that prevented any light from entering the room.

The artist created a painting with layers of colors, intentionally obscuring the subject.

The magician performed a trick by obscuring the playing card with his hand.

The dense fog was obscuring the view of the mountain peak.

The artist used layers of paint to create a textured effect, obscuring the underlying image.

The suspect wore a disguise, obscuring his true identity from the security cameras.

The instructions on the medicine bottle were written in an obscuring language, making it hard to understand the dosage.

The newspaper article contained an obscuring headline, making it challenging to grasp the main topic.

The weather forecast was obscuring, with conflicting predictions about the chance of rain.

The puzzle's clues were deliberately obscuring, requiring logical thinking to solve.