Something intended to mystify.
mystify an interpretation of a prophecy
That's why professionals can see and do things that mystify everyone else.
The President's actions are so bizarre that they mystify his critics and supporters alike.
The result, if not the intent, is to mystify the public.
Of course, you can pause and rewind the film if there are certain bits that really mystify you.
But I tell you that there are colors of punctuation points, maybe you will be close to you may be confused that I mystify.
I argued that I did not like to deliberately mystify people or mislead them. His reply was that I misled everybody anyway.
He must be able to mystify his officers and men by false reports and appearances, and thus keep them in total ignorance.
China and its massive population are drawing many overseas consumer brands, but how to grab a chunk of the rising wealth of its middle class continues to mystify, the Wall Street Journal reported.
