Intellectual Words

verb to think deeply or carefully about something

• After much contemplation, he decided to accept the job offer.
• I've been contemplating whether to go on vacation or not.
• I've been contemplating ghosting him, he's been acting strange.
• As she sat by the lake, she contemplated the meaning of life.

adjective serving to entice, attract, or provoke; mysterious or puzzling

• The enigmatic painting left art critics puzzled.
• She has always been an enigmatic figure in our group.
• That new student is so enigmatic, I can't figure them out.
• His enigmatic smile hinted at a deeper mystery within.

adjective causing curiosity or interest; fascinating

• The scientist presented an intriguing theory that challenged current beliefs.
• I find that mystery novel to be really intriguing.
• That new movie is so intriguing, I can't wait to see it.
• Her eyes held an intriguing sparkle that drew me in.

verb to think about something carefully and thoroughly

• She took a moment to ponder the implications of the new policy.
• I like to ponder about life's mysteries when I'm alone.
• I'll have to ponder on whether to go to the party or not.
• As the sun set, he sat by the river and pondered the meaning of existence.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case 'unfacile' means not easy or difficult

• The task at hand is unfacile and will require careful planning.
• This job is unfacile, but I think we can handle it.
• I thought this game would be easy, but it's totally unfacile.
• Navigating through the maze of bureaucracy is an unfacile journey.