Pronunciation: /ˌmɪs.tɪ.fɪˈkeɪ.ʃən/
noun the act of causing someone to be confused or bewildered
A1 The magician's tricks caused mystification among the audience.
A2 The ancient symbols on the wall led to a sense of mystification for the archaeologists.
B1 The complex plot of the movie left many viewers in a state of mystification.
B2 The scientist's groundbreaking research results were met with initial mystification before they were fully understood.
C1 The artist's abstract paintings often provoke feelings of mystification in those who view them.
C2 The philosopher's theories on consciousness and existence caused widespread mystification in the academic community.
formal The scientist's findings led to a great deal of mystification among his colleagues.
informal I'm still in a state of mystification after watching that magic trick.
slang I was totally mystified by the ending of that movie.
figurative The artist's abstract painting left viewers in a state of mystification as they tried to decipher its meaning.
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