enigma in Latin
enigma in Latin is aenigma — enigma means a person or thing that is puzzling, mysterious, or hard to understand.
enigma in Latin
aenigma
What does "enigma" mean?
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noun A person or thing that is puzzling, mysterious, or hard to understand.
"Tucked inconspicuously away behind the shoal of darkness that hung in those gloomy corners, the silhouetted enigma was ogling him in halcyon silence."
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enigma in a sentence
- Tucked inconspicuously away behind the shoal of darkness that hung in those gloomy corners, the silhouetted enigma was ogling him in halcyon silence.
- The 'Real' Borges is difficult to pin down; in a word, he is an enigma.
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What is "enigma" in Latin?
"enigma" in Latin is aenigma. enigma means: A person or thing that is puzzling, mysterious, or hard to understand.
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