Covered up, obscured, or confused with nonsensical or pretentious language; made deliberately unclear.
From 'arglebargle' plus the suffix '-ed'. A modern coinage used in the 20th century to describe speech or writing that obscures meaning.
This word perfectly captures how politicians and corporate spokespeople deliberately use complex jargon to hide simple truths—the '-ed' form turns the noun into a verb that means 'made confusing.'
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