obnoxiousness (x as ksh)

[Eng. obnoxious; -ne .] *1. The quality or state of being obnoxious or liable to punishment, harm, or injury; liability. "Our obnoxiousne to the curse of the law for sin."South: Sermons, vol. xi., ser. 6. 2. Offensivene , odiousne , hatefulne , repre hensiblene . *ob-nü-bi-lāte, v . t . [Lat. obnubilatus , pa. par, of obnubilo to make cloudy, from ob- and nubilus =cloudy; nubes a cloud.] To make cloudy; to cloud, to obscure. "Something yet so foul as did obnubilate even the brightest glory."- Feltham : Resolves, pt. i., res. 50. *ob-nu-bi-lā-tion, s . [OBNUBILATE.] The act or proce of making cloudy, dark, or obscure. "Let others glory in their. obnubilation of bodies coruscant."- Water house : Apol. for Learning, p. 175.