
Sibylline
Literary Usage
Used often in literature to describe things with a hidden or ambiguous meaning.
The novel's sibylline ending left readers pondering the true fate of the protagonist.
Induces Curiosity
Can imply something meant to intrigue or provoke curiosity in the reader or listener.
She offered a sibylline smile when asked about her past, sparking rumors and guesses.
Convey Mystery
Suitable when describing situations or texts that are intentionally puzzling or secretive.
The sibylline clues in the treasure hunt created an air of mystery.