Definitions and Examples of obscure, conceal
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To conceal or make unclear or difficult to understand.
Example
The writer's use of jargon and technical terms obscured the meaning of the article.
To keep something hidden or secret.
Example
He tried to conceal his disappointment when he didn't get the job.
Key Differences: obscure vs conceal
- 1Obscure means to make something unclear or difficult to understand, while limn means to make something clear or visible.
- 2Conceal means to keep something hidden or secret, while limn means to depict or describe something in detail.
Effective Usage of obscure, conceal
- 1Writing: Use limn to describe something in detail and obscure to make something unclear or difficult to understand.
- 2Speaking: Use conceal to talk about hiding something or keeping it secret.
- 3Art: Use limn to describe the process of drawing or painting something in detail.
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Remember this!
The antonyms of limn are obscure and conceal. While limn means to make something clear or visible, obscure means to make something unclear or difficult to understand, and conceal means to keep something hidden or secret. Use these words in writing, speaking, and art to convey different meanings and nuances.
