0 not showing emotions or thoughts and therefore very difficult to understand or get to know:
an inscrutable face/expression/smile
1 very difficult to understand or get to know:
In fact, all of the children's faces have grown less distinct and more inscrutable from the warehouse scene.
These writers know that marginalization is the result of being considered inscrutable or untranslatable.
Conversely, when good reasons cannot be found for why someone acted as they did, their behavior remains inscrutable.
Even if the idea of incarnation makes sense, the incarnation relation is perceptually inscrutable.
It follows, therefore, that many of the sound fragments in a mix may present themselves to the listener as inscrutable sound bites.
It will satisfy their questions and probably kindle an interest in a game they may otherwise have written off as inscrutable.
Many within the economics profession have likewise found his program inscrutable, because they insist on trying to frame it in their own local terms.
Why is it necessary, and how it is possible, to validate belief in supernatural agent concepts that are logically and factually inscrutable?
