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As Churchill said about Russia, it is a riddle, wrapped in a mystery, inside an enigma.enigma = something mysterious that seems unexplainable
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It is an enigma. I don't understand it.
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And on that enigmatic note he waved to Harry, who understood himself to be dismissed. (source)enigmatic = mysterious and seeming unexplainable
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He looked at me, his eyes enigmatic. (source)enigmatic = mysterious
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Jesus Christ was a historical figure of staggering influence, perhaps the most enigmatic and inspirational leader the world has ever seen. (source)enigmatic = mysterious and seeming unexplainable
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A lot of age-old enigmas have now been explained by science. (source)enigmas = things that are mysterious and seem unexplainable
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Paris traffic is an endless enigma regardless of the hour of day or night. (source)enigma = mystery
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Brilliant, enigmatic, lovely Cinna is dead because of me. (source)enigmatic = mysterious
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Grover smiled enigmatically. (source)enigmatically = in a mysterious manner that seems unexplainable
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When she did speak, her words were enigmatical, "Something is going out." (source)enigmatical = mysterious
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You know I am an expert in matters of religious enigmas. (source)enigmas = things that are mysterious and seem unexplainable
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that answer planted an enigma in Fernanda's heart that she was never able to clarify. (source)enigma = unexplainable mystery
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Could she have succeeded in escaping from that enigmatic room? (source)enigmatic = mysterious and seeming unexplainable
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Poirot smiled rather enigmatically. (source)enigmatically = in a mysterious manner that seems unexplainable
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beneath were the following enigmatical notices: (source)enigmatical = mysterious and seemingly unexplainable
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That was just another of the enigmas he never solved. (source)enigmas = unexplainable things
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