mysterious
- adjective
- /mɪˈstɪəriəs/
- For Denny, this latest trial explained much that had previously seemed mysterious or improbable.
- in mysterious ways
- appear mysterious
- remain mysterious
And yet it remains one of the most mysterious things in our world.
- And yet it remains one of the most mysterious things in our world.
- And then she meets the mysterious new male love interest.
- So it's still a bit mysterious to me how this could work.
- And to fly off to some mysterious location like a private island.
- And maybe in every room you'd find this mysterious plastic disc.
- Because you and I are living a rare and mysterious time, a precious moment
- And this is the mysterious Society of Lady Scoundrels.
- First, who was the mysterious student that started it all?
Examples
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Her mysterious smile left everyone wondering what thoughts were hidden behind it.
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And yet it remains one of the most mysterious things in our world.
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So it's still a bit mysterious to me how this could work.
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We have got some mysterious object here.
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The Lord works in mysterious ways.
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But would you look at that mysterious smile?
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The ancient chants you heard came from this mysterious object.
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Beyond lies a dangerous, mysterious realm into which no one ventures.
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I couldn't wait to experience this mysterious tribal monument for myself.
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We know that preK-12 students learn and develop in mysterious and idiosyncratic ways.
Academic text (2013)
Synonyms
Unusual and slightly odd in a way you cannot easily understand
Strange or unusual in a way that makes people feel uncomfortable
Hard to understand or explain
Hard to understand or explain
No one knows the cause
Hard to understand or describe, like the meaning of a symbol
Hard to explain or understand
Hard to understand because it seems secret or mysterious
Hard to understand or explain
Hidden from view and not easy to see
Very surprising or hard to understand
Hard to understand because it is unclear or complex
Hard to understand and often seems mysterious
Hard to understand and causing confusion
Very hard to understand or measure how deep something is
Something people cannot understand or find a clear reason for
Hard to understand because it shows no clear meaning or feeling
Causing someone to feel confused
Hidden and hard to understand because it is secret
Hard to understand, like a puzzle
Too deep or mysterious to understand
Hard to understand because it has a hidden meaning
Hard to understand because it is mysterious and unclear
Mysterious and hard to understand, often about deep spiritual ideas
Strange and hard to understand, giving a feeling of mystery
Mysterious and hard to understand, like a prophecy
Antonyms
How Mysterious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mysterious is related to the word mystery, which originally meant 'secret'. So, a mysterious thing is one that seems to keep its secret and is hard to understand.