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Inscrutably

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Unreadable EmotionsPlay
Used when someone's feelings or thoughts are completely hidden, often causing confusion or curiosity. SlideHis inscrutably calm expression made it impossible to guess his true reaction to the news.
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Ambiguous SituationsPlay
Describes situations where the outcome or meaning is unclear and leaves room for interpretation. SlideThe film ended inscrutably, leaving audiences debating its true message.
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Cultural NuancesPlay
Be aware that expressions might seem inscrutable due to cultural differences in communication styles. SlideShe nodded inscrutably, and I wasn't sure if it was a sign of agreement or just a polite gesture.