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enigmatic

[en-ig-mat-ik, ee-nig-] / ˌɛn ɪgˈmæt ɪk, ˌi nɪg- /


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He tells me, with a smile, that "it's a slightly enigmatic, possibly annoying title, but I like it".

From BBC

The enigmatic tycoon had given up his Chinese nationality to become a Cambodian citizen in 2014.

From BBC

In an official press release wrapping up their 2025 dates, the band were quietly enigmatic.

From BBC

Though generally handsome and admirably executed, they often remain impenetrable, enigmatic objects—carriers saddled with ideas—rather than autonomous, living sculptures in which form and content inextricably fuse.

From The Wall Street Journal

Moxie moves mountains, and in a time when many of us are exhausted by celebrity influencing and mindless idol worship, Paltrow has maintained her enigmatic pull.

From Salon