Definition of mystify - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
mysteryRare make something appear mysterious or secretiveRare
- The author mystifies the plot with unexpected twists.
2.
obscureRare make something difficult to understand or explainRare
- The complex instructions mystify the new employees.
3.
confusionRare bewilder someoneRare
- She was mystified by his sudden coldness..
Origin of mystify
French, mystifier (to mystify)
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confusion
confuse or mystify someone
Examples of mystify in a sentence
Her smile mystifies everyone she meets. The magician's tricks mystify the audience. Her sudden disappearance mystified everyone at the party. The magician's tricks mystified the audience. His strange behavior mystified his friends.
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- French:mystifier, rendre obscur, ...
- German:mystifizieren, verwirren, ...
- Italian:misterizzare, confondere, ...
- Spanish:enigmizar, desconcertar, ...
- Portuguese:mistificar, confundir, ...
- Chinese:使神秘化, 使费解, ...
- Japanese:神秘的にする, 混乱させる, ...
- Arabic:أَضْفَى الغموض على, أَغْمَضَ, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲטוֹף בְּמִסְתּוֹרִין, לְהַקְשׁוֹת, ...
- Russian:мистифицировать, запутывать, ...
- Ukrainian:заплутувати, ускладнювати, ...
- Hindi:रहस्यमय बनाना, उलझाना, ...
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