obfachood
The state or condition of being intentionally obscured, ambiguous, or difficult to perceive, particularly regarding one's true motives or the structural clarity of a situation. It describes a persistent quality of hiddenness that prevents clear observation or comprehension.
Beispiele
3 von 5The obfachood of the local laws made it nearly impossible for a layperson to understand their basic rights.
The state of ambiguity in local laws made it hard for ordinary people to understand their rights.
Diplomatic relations were further strained by the persistent obfachood regarding the enforcement of the new border treaty.
Relations were worsened by the ongoing lack of clarity concerning the new border treaty.
I really can't stand the obfachood of these new office rules; nobody seems to know what is actually going on!
I hate how confusing these new office rules are; no one knows what is happening.
Gegenteile
Wortfamilie
Merkhilfe
Think of the prefix 'Ob-' (against) and 'fac' (face). Obfachood is the state where the 'face' of the truth is turned 'against' you, hiding its true features.
Schnelles Quiz
The candidate's policy proposals were marred by a sense of ______, leaving the public confused about his true intentions.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: b
Beispiele
The obfachood of the local laws made it nearly impossible for a layperson to understand their basic rights.
everydayThe state of ambiguity in local laws made it hard for ordinary people to understand their rights.
Diplomatic relations were further strained by the persistent obfachood regarding the enforcement of the new border treaty.
formalRelations were worsened by the ongoing lack of clarity concerning the new border treaty.
I really can't stand the obfachood of these new office rules; nobody seems to know what is actually going on!
informalI hate how confusing these new office rules are; no one knows what is happening.
The researcher criticized the structural obfachood of the data set, arguing it masked significant underlying trends.
academicThe researcher criticized the inherent obscurity of the data, noting it hid important trends.
Corporate obfachood regarding financial liabilities can lead to a sudden loss of investor confidence.
businessIntentional corporate ambiguity about debts can cause investors to lose trust quickly.
Gegenteile
Wortfamilie
Häufige Kollokationen
Häufige Phrasen
lost in obfachood
to be overwhelmed by the complexity or lack of clarity in a system
embrace the obfachood
to accept and work within an ambiguous or unclear situation
pierce the obfachood
to successfully understand or see through a confusing facade
Wird oft verwechselt mit
Obfuscation refers to the act of making something unclear, whereas obfachood refers to the resulting state of being unclear.
Oblivion refers to the state of being forgotten or unaware, while obfachood refers to being obscured or hidden from view.
Nutzungshinweise
This term is best used in academic or highly formal literary contexts to describe a systemic or inherent state of mystery. It is rarely used in casual conversation except for rhetorical effect.
Häufige Fehler
Learners often use this as a verb; however, it is strictly a noun describing a state. Do not confuse it with 'obfacity', which refers more specifically to physical thickness or opacity.
Merkhilfe
Think of the prefix 'Ob-' (against) and 'fac' (face). Obfachood is the state where the 'face' of the truth is turned 'against' you, hiding its true features.
Wortherkunft
A derived term combining the Latin 'ob-' (over/against) and 'facere' (to make) with the English suffix '-hood', denoting a state or condition.
Grammatikmuster
Kultureller Kontext
The term is frequently invoked in critiques of bureaucratic systems within Western political philosophy to describe the 'masking' of power structures.
Schnelles Quiz
The candidate's policy proposals were marred by a sense of ______, leaving the public confused about his true intentions.
Richtig!
Die richtige Antwort ist: b
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