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inscrutable
adjective
Difficult or impossible to comprehend, fathom or interpret.
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They have come to this muddy corner of County Wicklow to record their new album – spurred on by their obsessive, inscrutable, fibreglass-headed leader.
On Tuesday morning, in the face of defeat, a member of Goodluck Jonathan's party issued accusations of bias, but Jega remained inscrutable.
As I sit, worrying silently beneath the inscrutable scrutiny of my dentist, I have a vague understanding that things may have changed since my last visit to the chair.
She captured Francis Bacon's anxious restlessness, Orson Welles's intensity, the young David Hockney's emerging dandyism, Björk's antic imagination and Samuel Beckett's inscrutable gaze.
In the late 1930s, he achieved great success churning out a series of mediocre if charming crime films, as the inscrutable Japanese detective, Mr Moto.
Our first trip to Japan performing Thick as a Brick to inscrutable, unflinching observers left us longing for the warm and more comprehensible sights and sounds of Europe.
Storm Thorgerson could be inscrutable, grand and archly funny – all qualities that placed him some distance from the music industry's standard mixture of flimsy bonhomie and superficiality.
In all this, perhaps what baffles me most is the fact that video games are still considered the blood-splattered playground of the inscrutable yoof.
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