Definition of intriguingly in English:

intriguingly

adverbɪnˈtriːɡɪŋliɪnˈtriɡɪŋli

In a manner that arouses one's curiosity or interest; fascinatingly.
the film begins intriguingly with the barren autumnal landscape of New York
as submodifier the trick is intriguingly complex
sentence adverb intriguingly, he refused to answer Ruth's question
Example sentencesExamples
- Intriguingly, the novel expresses no particular longing for him to have succeeded in any sense of the term.
- Intriguingly, this very same print had sold at Sotheby's just days earlier for only $60,000.
- The piece, intriguingly lacking a byline, refers to the paper's editor.
- He avoids the expected closure, letting the deeper meanings stay intriguingly open-ended.
- The action began intriguingly behind a pair of large, suspended screens.
- Intriguingly, she adds lovely drawings on the backs of the panels.
- The already complex spaces are animated in intriguingly theatrical ways with subtle patterns of light projected against cloudlike suspended ceilings.
- Even during the opening credits, he has intriguingly framed actions that struck me much differently on my first, theatrical, viewing.
- The first mention of Gatsby triggers Daisy's memories of her former lover, generating a recurrent and intriguingly varied orchestral motif.
- In any case, it's a usefully ambiguous, intriguingly poetic title.

Definition of intriguingly in US English:

intriguingly

adverbinˈtrēɡiNGlēɪnˈtriɡɪŋli

In a manner that arouses one's curiosity or interest; fascinatingly.
the film begins intriguingly with the barren autumnal landscape of New York
as submodifier the trick is intriguingly complex
sentence adverb intriguingly, he refused to answer Ruth's question
Example sentencesExamples
- Intriguingly, she adds lovely drawings on the backs of the panels.
- The first mention of Gatsby triggers Daisy's memories of her former lover, generating a recurrent and intriguingly varied orchestral motif.
- Even during the opening credits, he has intriguingly framed actions that struck me much differently on my first, theatrical, viewing.
- The piece, intriguingly lacking a byline, refers to the paper's editor.
- The action began intriguingly behind a pair of large, suspended screens.
- The already complex spaces are animated in intriguingly theatrical ways with subtle patterns of light projected against cloudlike suspended ceilings.
- Intriguingly, this very same print had sold at Sotheby's just days earlier for only $60,000.
- Intriguingly, the novel expresses no particular longing for him to have succeeded in any sense of the term.
- In any case, it's a usefully ambiguous, intriguingly poetic title.
- He avoids the expected closure, letting the deeper meanings stay intriguingly open-ended.

单词	intriguingly
释义	Definition of intriguingly in English: intriguingly adverbɪnˈtriːɡɪŋliɪnˈtriɡɪŋli In a manner that arouses one's curiosity or interest; fascinatingly. the film begins intriguingly with the barren autumnal landscape of New York as submodifier the trick is intriguingly complex sentence adverb intriguingly, he refused to answer Ruth's question Example sentencesExamples Intriguingly, the novel expresses no particular longing for him to have succeeded in any sense of the term. Intriguingly, this very same print had sold at Sotheby's just days earlier for only $60,000. The piece, intriguingly lacking a byline, refers to the paper's editor. He avoids the expected closure, letting the deeper meanings stay intriguingly open-ended. The action began intriguingly behind a pair of large, suspended screens. Intriguingly, she adds lovely drawings on the backs of the panels. The already complex spaces are animated in intriguingly theatrical ways with subtle patterns of light projected against cloudlike suspended ceilings. Even during the opening credits, he has intriguingly framed actions that struck me much differently on my first, theatrical, viewing. The first mention of Gatsby triggers Daisy's memories of her former lover, generating a recurrent and intriguingly varied orchestral motif. In any case, it's a usefully ambiguous, intriguingly poetic title. Definition of intriguingly in US English: intriguingly adverbinˈtrēɡiNGlēɪnˈtriɡɪŋli In a manner that arouses one's curiosity or interest; fascinatingly. the film begins intriguingly with the barren autumnal landscape of New York as submodifier the trick is intriguingly complex sentence adverb intriguingly, he refused to answer Ruth's question Example sentencesExamples Intriguingly, she adds lovely drawings on the backs of the panels. The first mention of Gatsby triggers Daisy's memories of her former lover, generating a recurrent and intriguingly varied orchestral motif. Even during the opening credits, he has intriguingly framed actions that struck me much differently on my first, theatrical, viewing. The piece, intriguingly lacking a byline, refers to the paper's editor. The action began intriguingly behind a pair of large, suspended screens. The already complex spaces are animated in intriguingly theatrical ways with subtle patterns of light projected against cloudlike suspended ceilings. Intriguingly, this very same print had sold at Sotheby's just days earlier for only $60,000. Intriguingly, the novel expresses no particular longing for him to have succeeded in any sense of the term. In any case, it's a usefully ambiguous, intriguingly poetic title. He avoids the expected closure, letting the deeper meanings stay intriguingly open-ended.
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