obscurantism

IPA: ʌbskjˈʊrʌntɪzʌm

noun

  • A state of opposition to human progress or enlightenment.
  • Deliberate obscurity or vagueness.
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Examples of "obscurantism" in Sentences

  • There is no need for obscurantism.
  • This is largely a piece of obscurantism.
  • And a scholarship matching its obscurantism.
  • Otherwise you're engaging in pure obscurantism.
  • I believe in educating people, not in obscurantism.
  • Great additions to the section on Lacan in Obscurantism.
  • A great encyclopedia is not built by obscurantism and deletionism.
  • The world must know the iranian flag is a masquerade of obscurantism.
  • Such mystification amounts to obscurantism, and is unworthy of the scholar.
  • No quarter was to be given to religious obscurantism and ungodly superstitions.

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