infuscate
adjective
in·fus·cate
ə̇nˈfəˌskāt,
-skə̇t
variants or infuscated
-ˌskātə̇d
: obscured
infuscate minds
specifically : darkened with a brownish tinge
infuscate wing of an insect
infuscation noun
ˌin(ˌ)fəˈskāshən
plural -s
Word History
Etymology
infuscate from Latin infuscatus, past participle of infuscare to obscure, from in- in- entry 2 + fuscare to darken, from fuscus dark brown, blackish; infuscated from Latin infuscatus + English -ed
- maintain life
- maintain one's composure
- maintain one's cool
- maintain one's cool/composure
- maintain the status quo
- maintainabilities
- maintainability
- maintainable
- maintained
- maintained school
- maintainer
- compilation
- compilations
- compilator
- compilators
- compilatory
- compile
- compiled
- compiled map
- compilement
- compilements
- compiler
- compilers
- compiles
- compiling