great mystery
Frequency: 8.018.2 per million words
Used to describe a significant or profound mystery.
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- How the disease started is one of medicine's great mysteries.
- It was easy to believe that the house held some great mystery.
- The origin of the universe remains a great mystery to scientists.
- Her sudden disappearance became a great mystery for the entire town.
- Unlocking the secrets of the ancient civilization was a great mystery for archaeologists.
- The Bermuda Triangle is known for its great mysteries and unexplained phenomena.
- Solving the crime was a great mystery that baffled detectives for years.
- The workings of the human mind are still a great mystery.
- The universe is full of great mysteries waiting to be discovered.
- For many, faith provides answers to life's great mysteries.