Obfuscate
ɑbˈfʌskeɪt
verb
to deliberately make something unclear or difficult to understand
The word 'obfuscate' is derived from the Latin word 'obfuscare', which means 'to darken or obscure'. It is commonly used in contexts where information is intentionally made confusing or unclear.
See how Salman Rushdie uses "obfuscate", with its meaning, pronunciation and a real book example.
Examples from books
So let me obfuscate no further: I, Saleem Sinai, possessor of the most delicately-gifted olfactory organ in history, have dedicated my latter days to the large-scale preparation of condiments.
Salman Rushdie
Midnight's Children: A Novel