Is a mystery
Meaning of Is a mystery
A situation or thing that is difficult to understand or explain.
In simple words: Something that is not known or understood.
Is a mystery in a sentence
- Her past is still a mystery to me.
- It's a mystery why he decided to leave without telling anyone.
- The case was a mystery that stumped even the best detectives.
How to use Is a mystery
Used to express confusion or lack of clarity. Appropriate in both spoken and written English. Avoid in overly formal contexts.
Grammar pattern
is a mystery + subject
Memory hint
Think of a detective solving a puzzle, where the answer is 'a mystery.'
Words related to Is a mystery
Collocations with Is a mystery
- remain a mystery
- solve a mystery
- still a mystery
- is a complete mystery
- an intriguing mystery
Common mistakes with Is a mystery
- Used with clear information, which contradicts the meaning.
- Misused in questions where the mystery is actually solved.
- Confused with 'mystery' as a genre in literature.
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Frequently asked questions about "Is a mystery"
What does "Is a mystery" mean?
Something that is not known or understood.
How do you use "Is a mystery" in a sentence?
Her past is still a mystery to me.
Can you give another example of "Is a mystery"?
It's a mystery why he decided to leave without telling anyone.
What are synonyms for "Is a mystery"?
Common alternatives include enigma, puzzle, riddle, conundrum, and problem.
What words go with "Is a mystery"?
It commonly pairs with remain a mystery, solve a mystery, still a mystery, is a complete mystery, and an intriguing mystery.
What are common mistakes when using "Is a mystery"?
Used with clear information, which contradicts the meaning. Misused in questions where the mystery is actually solved. Confused with 'mystery' as a genre in literature.
How do you pronounce "Is a mystery"?
US: //ɪz ə ˈmɪstəri//, UK: //ɪz ə ˈmɪstəri//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use "Is a mystery"?
Used to express confusion or lack of clarity. Appropriate in both spoken and written English. Avoid in overly formal contexts.