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drpaladin

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As a verb, intrigue means to fascinate or inspire curiosity or desire.

 

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It can also mean to carry on an intrigue.

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drpaladin

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It comes from the Latin intracare.

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Bill W

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The James Bond books and movies are filled with intrigue. 

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Bill W

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To arouse interest by being strange, unusual, or mysterious.  Even a gypsy fortune teller will emanate a certain amount of intrigue.   

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Bill W

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People are still intrigued about the mystery of what happened to Amelia Earhart, as well as stories of lost treasure, especially those involving gold.  

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