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intrigue

[in-treeg, in-treeg, in-treeg] / ɪnˈtrig, ɪnˈtrig, ˈɪn trig /






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Dark stars are among the most intriguing theoretical objects in modern astrophysics.

From Science Daily

Meanwhile, there’s the delicious intrigue that Patriots owner Robert Kraft, who was on the same ballot as Belichick, will be elected instead of his former hire, with whom Kraft parted ways following the 2023 season.

From The Wall Street Journal

"That is quite intriguing to people because what you tend to find when you bump into famous people in the Cotswolds is they're very much on their best behaviour," Llewelyn-Bowen whispered.

From BBC

But Haley also isn’t exactly an easy nut to crack, which is what makes Shipka’s performance so intriguing.

From Los Angeles Times

Militaries around the world are intrigued by the potential of advanced self-teaching forms of AI, like those that underpin ChatGPT, to improve everything from logistics to battlefield analysis and combat.

From The Wall Street Journal