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mystify

[mis-tuh-fahy] / ˈmɪs təˌfaɪ /


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That he has excelled at Betis, with 15 goals and seven assists in 38 games across all competitions, makes his form at Old Trafford all the more mystifying.

From BBC

This unusual formation has fascinated and mystified both scientists and the public for decades.

From Science Daily

Which makes it all the more mystifying that Democrats are so eager to give up, on an issue that unites voters across parties, across demographics, across our seemingly endless divides.

From Los Angeles Times

Even when elected leaders decry inequity, they typically do more to mystify than clarify what has caused it.

From Salon

While Gandbhir isn’t reveling in their pain, she refuses to cut away, creating a devastating and altogether mystifying section of the film that overwhelms her larger message.

From Salon