
Befog
Metaphorical use
Often used metaphorically to describe situations where information is made unclear intentionally.

The lawyer's complex jargon befogged the courtroom.
Debate and discussions
In discussions, 'befog' implies deliberate confusion to avoid the subject.

Stop befogging the argument with irrelevant facts.
Critical thinking
Used to caution against unclear thinking or reasoning.

Don't let his smooth talk befog your judgment.
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BaffleBewilderCloudConfuseMuddleMystifyObscurePerplex
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