obscure

This in turn has obscured the true dignity of reason, which is no longer equipped to know the truth and to seek the absolute.
La conséquence en a été l'obscurcissement de la véritable dignité de la raison, qui n'était plus en état de connaître le vrai et de rechercher l'absolu.
Millions of men and women, children and young people are lost in a reality which has obscured points of reference; they are destabilized by the anguish of belonging to nothing.
Des millions d’hommes et de femmes, d’enfants, de jeunes, sont égarés dans une réalité qui a voilé les points de référence, ils sont déstabilisées par l’angoisse de n’appartenir à rien.
The protracted political stalemate over the agreement on territorial delineation with Montenegro has obscured the real issues and may also prove to be a damaging distraction from more urgent challenges and opportunities.
L'impasse politique prolongée au sujet de l'accord de délimitation de la frontière avec le Monténégro a occulté les vraies questions et pourrait se révéler dommageable en détournant l'attention des problèmes et des perspectives plus urgentes.
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