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mystify

[mis-tuh-fahy] / ˈmɪs təˌfaɪ /


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Walker says she was still far from first in the boarding queue, and found the system a bit mystifying.

From MarketWatch

“We were mystified by the actions of the conference, to attack, you know, their biggest, really, business partner in football and a member of their conference in 24 of our other sports,” Bevaqua said.

From Los Angeles Times

Rather, she prefers to be called a “ball of light” or “God’s helper,” mystifying phrases unburdened by the conventional stigmas.

From Los Angeles Times

He appeared mystified that his work completed forty years ago is worthy of science's most prestigious prize.

From BBC

Yet knowing how to behave needn’t be mystifying.

From The Wall Street Journal