| obscure fact | 3.55 | But the publicity must not obscure the facts. | ||
| obscure view | 3.49 | He says it obscures his view. | ||
| obscure face | 1.84 | Its face is obscured. | ||
| obscure sun | 1.25 | Even when out, the sun is usually obscured by clouds. | ||
| obscure vision | 0.79 | Such tissue can obscure vision. | ||
| obscure reality | 0.72 | A victory can obscure reality. | ||
| obscure truth | 0.72 | Complicated messages can obscure basic truths. | ||
| obscure part | 0.53 | Fog will obscure parts of southern California. | ||
| obscure visibility | 0.53 | Dirty screens can also obscure visibility and restrict air flow. | ||
| obscure issue | 0.39 | This issue has been obscured by recent events. | ||
| obscure position | 0.33 | At the same time, Bush sought to obscure his position on some issues. | ||
| obscure detail | 0.26 | He says Frei should have applied chemicals to remove surface coatings that obscure details of the pollen. | ||
| obscure importance | 0.26 | The routine nature of the changeover should not obscure its importance. | ||
| obscure line | 0.26 | The ties between the various parties, he said, obscured lines of fiduciary duty. | ||
| obscure need | 0.26 | Since high school, his physical gifts have obscured the need for help. | ||
| obscure question | 0.26 | Admittedly, the question of political hypocrisy obscures the question of moral responsibility. | ||
| obscure section | 0.26 | Fog will obscure sections of the Appalachians. | ||
| obscure sign | 0.26 | At Sakagura, the sign is obscured by the bright white marble entrance to an office building. | ||
| obscure top | 0.26 | Thick cloud obscured the top of the hill. | ||
| obscure window | 0.26 | The ground-floor windows are obscured by wire mesh. |