Nebulique

[neh-byoo-leek]

Definition

1. (noun) This celestial term combines “Nebula,” referring to vast clouds of interstellar gas and dust, with “Mystique,” signifying an air of mystery or intrigue. It’s used to describe something that possesses the enigmatic charm reminiscent of the cosmic clouds.

Example

Imagine encountering an artwork, a place, or a person that exudes an air of cosmic mystery and fascination. It’s not just intriguing; it’s Nebulique. You might say, “The new exhibit at the art gallery wasn’t just captivating; it was Nebulique. The artist brilliantly captured the cosmic mystique in every stroke.”