Catatonic
Catatonic adjective - Not expressing any emotion.
Usage example: a catatonic stare was all that the neglected resident of the nursing home seemed capable of
Mysterious and catatonic are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Mysterious" instead an adjective "Catatonic".
Mysterious
Mysterious adjective - Being beyond one's powers to know, understand, or explain.
Catatonic and mysterious are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Catatonic" instead an adjective "Mysterious".
Nearby Words: mystery, mysteriously
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Both words in one sentence
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Although it's played for laughs when this happens to Togusa, after encountering a mysterious, and apparently catatonic, boy named Aoi (who, as it turns out, is the real Laughing Man).
Source: Nightmare Fuel Coloring Book -
On the night of the mysterious Boatyard Fire, Heather followed Amelia and returned left in a catatonic state, for which Zachary blamed the Circle.
Source: Series / The Secret Circle - Also, a Clip Show with a framing sequence set in the future featured John Goodman as an adult DJ, almost catatonic following some mysterious trauma in his childhood.
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