Obscuredly

Part of speech: adverb

Definitions

1. In a way that conceals meaning or visibility, making comprehension challenging
2. In a manner that renders something ambiguous or hard to discern, obscuring clarity and understanding
3. Done in a way that conceals or hides true meaning, making it difficult to see or understand

Etymology: "Obscuredly" is a plain formation: the past participle "obscured" with the adverbial suffix "-ly" attached. "Obscured" itself comes from the Latin "obscurare," meaning to darken or cover over, built from "ob-" (over, against) and "obscurus" (dark, dim). Adding "-ly" turns the participle into a manner adverb, describing an action carried out so that its real sense is hidden.

Synonyms: vaguely, unclearly