INTRIGUING

How it’s pronounced

Definition:

Arousing curiosity or interest; fascinating.

Examples:

• The detective novel had an intriguing plot full of unexpected twists.

• The scientist's findings were intriguing and led to further research.

Etymology:

From French intriguer ('to puzzle, perplex'), from Italian intricare ('to entangle, perplex'), from Latin intricare ('to entangle, embarrass'), from in- ('into') + tricae ('perplexities, hindrances').

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