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Meanings of mystifying in English
Of an obscure nature.
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Examples for "deep"
Examples for "deep"
1
At the end of last year, our economy was in deep crisis.
2
Despite the upbeat talk, deep political problems were on display in Washington.
3
Contemporary health care is facing deep personal crisis appearing mainly in nurses.
4
Peters said New Zealand had deep sympathy for the situation in Samoa.
5
The problem is not, therefore, a deep one with the system itself.
1
At some mysterious and critical point, the crime rate began to turn.
2
GOVERNMENT departments are known to work in mysterious ways, writes Michael Dervan.
3
Two days later a second mysterious event gave the rumors new life.
4
Occupation: Former police officer turned private detective; peerless solver of mysterious murders.
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Its capital runs into millions; its prospectuses are pompous; its pay-roll mysterious.
1
Grudje met James' eyes for a long moment, his gaze utterly inscrutable.
2
Yes; but the attitude of my Lord of Mayence was quite inscrutable.
3
Pestilences were inscrutable providences; they were the wrath of God made manifest.
4
Luca had long ago become accustomed to his daughter's inscrutable mood swings.
5
The Chinese seem specially inscrutable; no one seems really to understand them.
1
Sielto's cryptic words didn't rise quite to the level of a warning.
2
As cryptic as when Small Talk asked Jelena the very same question.
3
And he said something kind of cryptic today, now you mention it.
4
It's the first evidence that cryptic female choice contributes to reproductive success.
5
He stated it as if that cryptic information was a simple fact.
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His comment on this piece of news is strong but cryptical.
2
Mathewson to the cryptical stone edifice with high narrow windows, another third to follow Capt.
3
He did not explain that somewhat cryptical remark, and presently he left her and went to his room.
4
Ahead loomed green and cryptical hills, and when the conductor came around I learned that I was at last in Vermont.
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The distribution of cryptical cave-mouths on the black snow-denuded summits seemed roughly even as far as the range could be traced.
Usage of mystifying in English
1
I'm not mystifying you at all; the clock took the pictures automatically.
2
Not two paces had Seton taken on to the mystifying wharf when:
3
The big Saul listening to the playing of David is still mystifying.
4
The final section on Fischer's life was tantalizing, yet even more mystifying.
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Afraid I'm finding her just as mystifying as in the old days.
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The mystifying chant of letters and numbers ran on for three pages.
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Rear seats recline but, again, the absence of rear vents is mystifying.
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As for the red-clad Lords, they seemed to glory in mystifying all.
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Frisbie's information, given after Miss Adair had gone in, was rather mystifying.
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It's up to parents to help them thrive in this often mystifying existence.
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Already, so much is being said that I find completely mystifying.
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While this story was enlightening in some respects, it was mystifying in others.
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She changed the subject and noted, This is all very mystifying.
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His forte in debating is his power of mystifying the point.
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Michael went on to tell me the check into Malone's background was mystifying.
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On the way through the frosty streets Sylvia grew more mystifying.
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Mystifying across language varieties
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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