enigmatic
ملغز
definition
adjective
he took the money with an enigmatic smile
difficult to interpret or understand; mysterious.
translation of 'enigmatic'
adjective
ملغز,
غامض,
مبهم
example
In keeping with its 'enigmatic' image, the origins of the ritual use of the plant are also uncertain.
Researchers hope that its experimental data will solve some of the mysteries surrounding this 'enigmatic' body.
No. Will the 'enigmatic' young female violinist turn out to be significant?
As their names suggest, they make murky music, so quiet and 'enigmatic' they risk going unnoticed in the corner.
From the 'enigmatic' Chancellor it was interpreted as the closest thing to a job application.
This news came to us from a York source who must remain anonymous to make them sound more 'enigmatic' and exciting.
Other translators of his work have phoned me, thanking me for unpacking some of his more 'enigmatic' sentences.
Although the end is 'enigmatic' like a short story, the film's strength is in its dialogues full of irony.
An 'enigmatic' character in some respects, Costello played his politics close to his chest.
This is the story of the 'enigmatic' Catherine Weekes and the mysteries surrounding her.
These people pop up mysteriously and deliver 'enigmatic' messages before vanishing again.
Mostly, though, this stuff is short, 'enigmatic' , insubstantial and exciting.
I'd only vaguely heard of the show, had never listened to it, but his 'enigmatic' message drove me to find out more.
The play, after all, is the very antithesis of the romantic drama its 'enigmatic' title might suggest.
Mom and dad are setting the table for supper, a weird 'enigmatic' smile on their face.
The 'enigmatic' Duke then disguises himself as a priest in order to observe the events.
Art lovers the world over have spent years musing over Mona Lisa's 'enigmatic' smile.
Both boys possess violent streaks, but in the end it may be the 'enigmatic' Stewart who is the scariest of them all.
Tall and handsome, with heavy-lidded, soulful eyes, he was volatile and 'enigmatic' .
He was the most 'enigmatic' and the most provocative painter of the early Soviet period.
‘A few did drop off their twig,’ he replies 'enigmatically' , when asked about suggestions that he has killed as many as 19 people.
His characters - 'enigmatically' named Father and Daughter - are trapped in their tiny room not knowing whether speech or silence is their best option for escape.
Why is that clothing store named so 'enigmatically' ?
‘They are on their way home,’ our guide says, 'enigmatically' .
When asked why he left India so early in his life, just after finishing school, he merely smiles and 'enigmatically' questions: ‘Why did so many people of my generation leave India at that time.’
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