or difficult to make sense of. The wordenigmacan also mean a riddle, but it’s more often used to refer to something that’s soperplexingthat it seems like a riddle (and perhaps was intended to seem like one), as inThat book is completely enigmatic—I have no idea what it’s really...
• She smiled that enigmatic smile again as I countered with my bishop's pawn.• His face wore that same enigmatic smile, but he did not speak.• Rafiq did not speak but stood looking at his two colleagues, an enigmatic smile on his face.• an enigmatic smile enigmatic smile/...
- as a noun Mysteriousness, complexity; the property of being puzzling or inexplicable. Example: "I was overwhelmed by the enigmaticness and overall feeling of falling into an abyss of comforting silhouette dreamscapes." The quality of a person of puzzling, secretive or contradictory character....
stercoralis assayed, with the highest abundance in P Females [please check whether P Female is used as a singular or plural noun throughout MS] and the lowest abundance in the PFL L1 (Figure 5). Notably, the abundances of Ss-riok-3 transcripts were higher in the parasitic stages of S....