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Sentence examples for cipher noun from inspiring English sources

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Cipher (noun): 1.

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Cipher: 1.

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The New Yorker

Carlebach remains a cipher.

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The New York Times

A blank cipher.

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The Guardian - Tech

"He's a cipher".

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The New Yorker

"She's a blank cipher.

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The New York Times

The singular noun confuses.

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Independent

Does this noun exist?

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The New York Times - Books

This is a noun.

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The New York Times

"Appetizing" is a noun.

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The New York Times - Magazine

Anticlimax (noun) 1.

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