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Meanings of cryptogram in English
Portuguese
criptograma Catalan
criptograma Type of puzzle that consists of a short piece of encrypted text.
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Examples for "cryptograms"
Examples for "cryptograms"
1
The luminous spores of the cryptograms shone in the darkness with intensity.
2
Sometimes he wrote up his notes in naval code or medieval cryptograms.
3
Sitting here now, after forty years, I can still see those cryptograms.
4
The cryptograms found in the Sunday paper use the same techniques.
5
There were 13 clues of various kinds, cryptograms, anagrams, and others completely obscure to me.
Usage of cryptogram in English
1
His special alphabet was in one hand, the cryptogram in the other.
2
Deciphered the divine cryptogram, cracked the Rubik's Cube of the Most High!
3
By means of the number Judge Jarriquez interpreted the whole of the cryptogram.
4
The cryptogram is readable backward or forward, straightaway or upside down.
5
The script looked impenetrable, more like a cryptogram than a language.
6
Has not this Saknussemm concealed under his cryptogram some surprising invention?
7
They'll think it's a cryptogram and fret over it all night!
8
It was in June that Blake's diary told of his victory over the cryptogram.
9
Once you recognize the fundamental character of the cryptogram the rest follows with ridiculous certainty.
10
Most assuredly it will not be very easy to find the key to this cryptogram.
11
You remember the cryptogram at old Fort Beaver, Carew.
12
For aught we know we may never have another opportunity to work on this cryptogram.
13
This isn't what you'd call a cryptogram; not much.
14
This may be a cryptogram, or an ideographic cypher.
15
The 'cryptogram,' as Mr. James calls it, has set Scotland Yard in a mighty ferment.
16
The code of signals was easily mastered by the society, but they jibbed at the cryptogram.
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