Mysterious Vocabulary

adjective a deviation from what is standard, normal, or expected

• The scientist discovered an anomalous result in the data that did not align with the rest of the findings.
• There's something really weird and anomalous going on with the experiment results.
• That's some freaky stuff, man. It's totally anomalous.
• Her behavior was so anomalous that it raised a lot of eyebrows among the group.

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 relating to or resembling an oracle; prophetic

• The priest delivered an oracular message to the congregation.
• I heard an oracular prediction about my future from a fortune teller.
• The psychic's oracular readings always leave me feeling intrigued.
• The CEO's oracular leadership style guided the company to success.

adjective causing confusion or perplexity; difficult to understand or solve

• The solution to the math problem was quite puzzling for the students.
• I find it puzzling that she hasn't replied to my text yet.
• It's so puzzling why he always wears those funky socks.
• The mystery of the missing keys remained a puzzling enigma for the detective.

adjective difficult or impossible to understand or comprehend

• The complexity of the human brain is unfathomable to most people.
• I can't even begin to understand the unfathomable depth of the ocean.
• The amount of work she puts in is just unfathomable.
• The impact of his words was unfathomable, leaving everyone speechless.

adjective not measured or understood; deep or profound

• The scientist delved into the unplumbed depths of the ocean to study its unique ecosystem.
• I never knew the unplumbed mysteries that lay hidden in the old abandoned house.
• Dude, that party was unplumbed! We had such a great time.
• Her talent was like an unplumbed well, waiting to be discovered and appreciated by the world.

adverb at some unspecified time

pronoun at some unspecified time

• It is possible that the event will take place somewhen in the next few months.
• Let's plan to meet up somewhen next week.
• I'll get back to you somewhen later, dude.
• Somewhen in the past, she made a decision that would change her life forever.