obfuscity

obfuscity

English

Noun

obfuscity (uncountable)

1. obfuscation
   • 1854, John Wilson, ‎John Gibson Lockhart, ‎James Hogg, Noetes Ambrosianæ (volume 5, page 144)

     The agriculturists are a scattered generation — the upper ranks of them proud as Lucifer, on their little dunghills; and the lower, I mean in England, in a brutal state of mental obfuscity.

   • 2016, Peter Karsten, Halcyon (page 46)

     While the distant wolf
     Howls
     His obfuscity to the stars

   • 2020, Mustafa Shah, ‎M. A. S. Abdel Haleem, The Oxford Handbook of Qur'anic Studies (page 133)

     Thomas Bauer meanwhile posits a reading of the Qur'anic mubin as a comment on the deliberate stylistic obfuscity of pre-Islamic poetry.