Definition of "obscuring" []

• Present participle of obscure. (verb)

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• "Emotional, immovable, perpetual, by the stream that called to the gods, ten gods, of knowledge occurring to rock, or ignorance of the name obscuring daylight."
• "The caveats there, almost embarrassed — and embarrassing, too, as Mailer grunts that if he lost his country, he might also lose his fictional subject — are less important than the admission that they are half intended to qualify and cannot entirely succeed in obscuring: the gruff admission that our Norman could be a patriot after all."
• "The couplets are so well matched there is no point in obscuring them and a director should give in and run with them."