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Comparative
more enigmatic
Superlative
most enigmatic
1
difficult to understand or interpret
- The author's choice of ending for the novel was enigmatic and sparked much debate.
- His expression was enigmatic, leaving everyone wondering what he was thinking.
- The ancient symbols on the wall were enigmatic clues from a bygone era.
- The movie had an enigmatic plot that kept viewers guessing until the very end.
- Her enigmatic behavior only added to the mystery surrounding her disappearance.
2
intentionally obscure, ambiguous, or profound
- The philosopher spoke in an enigmatic manner, hinting at deeper truths.
- His enigmatic prophecies were difficult to interpret.
- The teacher's enigmatic comments encouraged students to think critically.
- The poem was enigmatic, full of symbolic and layered meaning.
- She delivered an enigmatic message that felt both wise and cryptic.
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