mystery
/ˈmɪstəri/
noun
- Something that is difficult or impossible to understand or explain.
- Scientists are trying to solve the mystery of how the universe began.
- How the cat got onto the roof is a complete mystery.
- The disappearance of the ancient city remains a mystery to historians.
- A book, movie, or play about a crime or puzzling event, especially one that is solved by a detective.
- She watched a mystery on TV last night about a stolen necklace.
- I love reading a good mystery before bed.
- The library has a whole section of mysteries for young readers.
- A religious truth that is revealed by God and that humans cannot fully understand.
- In many religions, the nature of God is considered a sacred mystery.
- The priest spoke about the mystery of faith during the service.
- The story of Easter is a central mystery in Christianity.
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