scrutable (Meaning)

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scrutable (a.)

Discoverable by scrutiny, inquiry, or critical examination.

The enigmatic smile on his face was as inscrutable as a sphinx's riddle.
The detective's placid demeanor was an inscrutable mask, hiding his true intentions.
The intricate hieroglyphics were utterly inscrutable to the uninitiated observer.
The inscrutable gaze of the wise old sage seemed to penetrate the depths of one's soul.
The motive behind the crime remained inscrutable, leaving the investigators bewildered.
The expression in her eyes was inscrutable, a mix of defiance and vulnerability.
The inscrutable codes hidden within the ancient manuscript kept its secrets tightly guarded.
The inscrutable silence of the forest seemed to absorb all sound, creating an eerie atmosphere.
The scientist's inscrutable experiments yielded puzzling results that defied conventional understanding.
The inscrutable nature of the universe humbled even the most brilliant minds, leaving us with a sense of awe and wonder.

Discoverable by scrutiny, inquiry, or critical examination.

comprehensible,understandable, accessible, fathomable, apprehensible, coherent, legible, graspable,intelligible, comprehendible

inscrutable, incoherent, incomprehensible, inscrutable,incomprehensible, incoherent, obscure, mysterious, insensible, esoteric

The enigmatic smile on his face was as inscrutable as a sphinx's riddle.

The detective's placid demeanor was an inscrutable mask, hiding his true intentions.

The intricate hieroglyphics were utterly inscrutable to the uninitiated observer.

The inscrutable gaze of the wise old sage seemed to penetrate the depths of one's soul.