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  • Obfuscate (v): Have you ever seen someone make something more confusing than it needs to be? That person is obfuscating a concept.
  • Odious (adj): The word odious is ideal when you need to describe something that is horrible and unpleasant, even disgusting. Think of it as a more extreme and vivid version of “obnoxious.”

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