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to befog
01
to make something unclear or confusing
Transitive: to befog sb
Example
The convoluted explanations befogged the listeners, leaving them uncertain about the topic.
The contradictory information presented by the witness befogged the jury, making it challenging to reach a verdict.
02
to cover or obscure something with fog or smoke, making it hard to see
Transitive: to befog a sight
Example
The thick mist befogged the view of the mountains.
Smoke from the fire befogged the streets, making it hard to breathe.
Word Family
fog
Noun
befog
Verb
befogged
Adjective
befogged
Adjective
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