Meanings
adjectiveænigmatic (comparative more ænigmatic, superlative most ænigmatic)
comparative more ænigmatic · superlative most ænigmatic
- archaicArchaic spelling of enigmatic.
One easily sees that this ænigmatic cast of the pastoral was meant to give it an air of instruction, and to make is a reasonable entertainment to such as would nauseate a sort of writing.
1811, Richard Hurd, The Works of Richard Hurd, Lord Bishop of Worcester, volume I, page 215
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