mysterize (Meaning)
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mysterize (v. t.)
To make mysterious; to make a mystery of.
Synonyms & Antonyms of mysterize
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mysterize Sentence Examples
- The ancient runes whispered secrets, mysterizing the forgotten history of the ruins.
- The elusive figure disappeared into the mist, leaving behind a trail of mysterized clues.
- The enigmatic painting concealed a mysterized message that fascinated art historians.
- The deep sea held unfathomable creatures, their true nature mysterizing scientists.
- The abandoned house whispered tales that mysterized the neighborhood children.
- The labyrinthine forest path twisted and turned, mysterizing the wayfarers who ventured within.
- The intricate puzzle confounded the detective, its mysterized solution eluding his grasp.
- The ancient text contained cryptic symbols that mysterized scholars for centuries.
- The mesmerizing gaze of the fortune teller mysterized her clients, revealing secrets they had long forgotten.
- The abandoned ship drifted aimlessly through the stormy seas, its once-proud name now mysterized by the relentless waves.
FAQs About the word mysterize
To make mysterious; to make a mystery of.
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The ancient runes whispered secrets, mysterizing the forgotten history of the ruins.
The elusive figure disappeared into the mist, leaving behind a trail of mysterized clues.
The enigmatic painting concealed a mysterized message that fascinated art historians.
The deep sea held unfathomable creatures, their true nature mysterizing scientists.
