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形容詞

aenigmatic (comparative more aenigmatic, superlative most aenigmatic)

1. Rare spelling of enigmatic.
   • 1984, The Craft of Fiction: Essays in Medieval Poetics, Solaris Press, page 314:

     Certainly, his tale of Calogrenant is an aenigmalogue – a story that presented such an aenigmatic surface to its audience that even if they guessed the author's meaning, they could never be absolutely certain of it.

   • 1991, Text and Matter: New Critical Perspectives of the Pearl-Poet, Whitston, page 87:

     In Pearl, "cortaysye" provides an adequate but aenigmatic metaphor for the ineffable precisely because the term itself denotes so elusive a concept.

   • 2003, The Orchid Digest, Volumes 67–68, Orchid Digest Corporation, page 92:

     This species and its close allies are certainly aenigmatic.