systeriousとは 意味・読み方・使い方

形容詞

systerious ‎(not comparable)

1. mysterious
   • 1885 T.E. Bradley, "The Lamp": "I don't know about its being possible," said he; "but are you sure that you have not heard aything of the kind — anything strange and systerious about this place?"
   • 1908 "Kentucky Law Review": both seemed deluded with the notion that in some systerious way, by reason of the lapsing of certificates, the scheme could work out.
   • 1976 David Taylor, "Zoovet": Now it seemed that I was about to lose him through some systerious calamity.