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cryptic
adjective as in secret; obscure in meaning
Example Sentences
Finally, on Sunday afternoon, after weeks of speculation, dozens of cryptic tweets, half a dozen flights by private jet and one much-delayed team meeting, Kiffin was ready to announce his decision.
Mr Williams then created Masquerade, a book filled with cryptic riddles pointing to the hare's location, which attracted treasure hunters from around the globe before it was finally unearthed in 1982.
“Endure,” he wrote, in his usual cryptic fashion.
“Endure,” he wrote on X, in his usual cryptic fashion.
In a recent interview with Politico External link, National Economic Advisor Kevin Hassett, another contender for Fed Chair, also argued that the Fed’s current process is too cryptic.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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