Antonyms for mystique
mɪˈstikmys·tique

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Princeton's WordNet

1. mystiquenoun

   an aura of heightened value or interest or meaning surrounding a person or thing

How to use mystique in a sentence?

1. Iosif Lazaridis:

   We may be removing some of the mystique surrounding these people by showing that they weren't that different from the people that came before or after them, the Minoans and Mycenaeans didn't have any special ancestry: they were made of the same basic ‘stuff’ as other people from Europe and the Middle East. So we can't answer the question of why these civilizations flourished thousands of years ago, but we can at least cast some light on who they were and where they came from.

2. Robin Lewis:

   Luxury Brands build in scarcity into their marketing strategy which means they are always trying to build this mystique around certain items.

3. Scott Stewart:

   I think probably a lot of them have some truth, he wants to try to foster that whole mystique.

4. Jake Jacobsen:

   King crab has taken on a new mystique as not only a great tasting seafood, and an impressive looking dish, but as something that was obtained at great risk and challenge.

5. Christen Kuikoua:

   Beyond the veil that hides a treasure lies a realm of mystique, where the brave hearts find not just riches, but the essence of their true selves.

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