enigmatic

The enigmatic answer is, "Until an evening-morning two thousand three hundred."

Neither servant nor slave accompanied him on these enigmatic journeys, from which he would return calmed and refreshed.

As the oracles were often enigmatic, they were interpreted by a prophet.

These broken phrases made him shiver, especially as Yetta's expression, at first enigmatic, was now openly sardonic.

He had simply babbled on uttering empty phrases, letting slip a few enigmatic words and again reverting to incoherence.

The enigmatic king confided in nobody, and passed through life without opening his heart to any one.

The combined stares of all parties, including the enigmatic glance of Eemakh, calmed the spluttering Voorhis.

There could be no surprises, no enigmatic delights, but vicariously he could be young again.

The same must be said of its most perfect and enigmatic function, consciousness.

The four men gazed at the enigmatic thing for a time in silence.