Pronunciation: /ˌɛnɪɡˈmætɪk/
adjective serving to entice, attract, or provoke; mysterious or puzzling
A1 The enigmatic puzzle was too difficult for the children to solve.
A2 The enigmatic smile on her face made him curious about what she was thinking.
B1 The enigmatic message left by the thief confused the detectives.
B2 The enigmatic artist never revealed the inspiration behind his famous paintings.
C1 The enigmatic novel left readers pondering its deeper meaning long after finishing it.
C2 The enigmatic scientist's groundbreaking research challenged established theories in the field.
formal The enigmatic painting left art critics puzzled.
informal She has always been an enigmatic figure in our group.
slang That new student is so enigmatic, I can't figure them out.
figurative His enigmatic smile hinted at a deeper mystery within.
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