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English does not offer such a construction, at least I cannot think of one. You have to say 'the opacity of the smoke obscures the trees', as FumbleFingers also points out.

English does not offer such a construction, at least I cannot think of one. You have to say 'the opacity of the smoke obscures the trees'.

English does not offer such a construction, at least I cannot think of one. You have to say 'the opacity of the smoke obscures the trees', as FumbleFingers also points out.

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English does not offer such a construction, at least I cannot think of one. You have to say 'the opacity of the smoke obscures the trees'.