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mysteriously

American  
[mi-steer-ee-uhs-lee] / ˌmɪˈstɪər i əs li /

adverb

  1. in a mysterious way.


Example Sentences

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At their earliest sessions, Pickie’s spirit was silent, but the Fox sisters’ rapping spirits mysteriously and successfully answered at least some of the Greeley’s inquiries about the afterlife.

From Literature

And yet I remained, daily, mysteriously incapable of doing so.

From Salon

This, too, is predictable, but it’s always a rough watch, whether it’s Ilia Malinin’s tumbles in men’s figure skating, or Mikaela Shiffrin’s mysteriously nondescript slalom run in the team combined event.

From The Wall Street Journal

Though each farm there was no more than a shack and a square of land, Calvin’s parcel mysteriously yielded more food per square inch than any other farm in the area.

From Literature

She smiled mysteriously as she held something behind her back.

From Literature