mysteriousness

[mi-steer-ee-uhs-nis]

noun

1. the quality of being full of mystery or suggesting a mystery.

2. the quality of being beyond understanding or difficult to figure out.

Example Sentences

Some people criticized Ozzy for showing this side of himself because as a rock star, there was a certain kind of persona or mysteriousness people thought he should hold on to.

From Los Angeles Times

Spending time in the space itself feels like sitting in on a conversation between Bayne and Cortez, which is a rarity, given the intentional mysteriousness around them as a couple.

From Los Angeles Times

Babitz biographer Anolik takes them both on in a dual biography that hopes to break the seal of Didion’s mysteriousness and Babitz’s connection to her through their shared time in L.A., where their friendship was formed and broken.

From Los Angeles Times

Maybe it's something about the innate mysteriousness and independence of cats, which often behave more like demanding roommates than pets.

From Salon

It seems possible that the more you let the public see the royal family, the less they are going to feel that the royals have an untouchable, appealing mysteriousness about them.

From New York Times