Words Of Mystery And Intrigue

noun a state or quality of being dark

adjective relating to the absence of light

• The darkness of the night enveloped the city, obscuring everything in its path.
• I don't like walking in darkness, it creeps me out.
• She's afraid of the dark, always needs a night light.
• In the darkness of his mind, he found solace in solitude.

noun a person who murmurs or speaks softly and indistinctly

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• The murmurer in the back of the room was gently whispering to their neighbor.
• I could hear the murmurer gossiping about the latest office drama.
• The murmurer was spreading rumors like wildfire.
• The wind acted as a murmurer, carrying secrets from one end of the village to the other.

adjective not invited or requested; not ordered or commanded; spontaneous

adverb without being invited or requested; spontaneously

• The unexpected guest arrived unbidden at the formal dinner party.
• I received an unbidden text message from an unknown number.
• I hate when people show up unbidden to my house without an invitation.
• Her unbidden memories of the past haunted her dreams.

noun A noun is a word that represents a person, place, thing, or idea. 'Unrevealed' can also be used as a noun to refer to something that has not been revealed.

adjective An adjective is a word that describes or modifies a noun or pronoun. In this case, 'unrevealed' describes something that has not been disclosed or made known.

• The details of the project's budget remain unrevealed to the public.
• I can't believe she still has unrevealed secrets from her past.
• I heard there's some unrevealed drama going on between those two.
• The artist's unrevealed masterpiece was finally unveiled to the world.