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• hieroglyph: From what was etched in this stone, 19th century scholars were able to begin deciphering the Egyptian hieroglyphs.

• mayan: Hair care seminar on a diverse decipher the mayan by the cruise.

• handwriting: Handwriting 1500 - 1700 An online course to help decipher old English handwriting.

• inscription: Talbot was also a mathematician and classical scholar, and was one of the first to decipher the cuneiform inscriptions of Nineveh, Assyria.

• jargon: Learn when to use data or documents, how to decipher misleading industry jargon, and the key ideas of XML programming.

• clue: Synopsis: Monaghan must decipher ghostly clues in the conclusion to yesterday's mystery.

Noun phrase with adjective complement

• such: An hour is not much in which to attempt to decipher a building such as this.

Adjective complement

• due: The program was also of a good standard, although the announcements were difficult to decipher due to use of a troublesome radio microphone.

Modifying Another Word

• exactly: He ensures that the work cannot be deciphered exactly.

• easily: They can easily decipher the effectiveness of debt solution from the kind of debts that the individual has incurred.

• fully: They are impossible to fully decipher; their ambiguity perhaps is a reminder of one's ephemerality.

• even: You know that most Chinese texts are written so small that the Western mind can hardly even decipher the visual information.

• n't: Many people in the audience found they could n't decipher the words, despite their being in English.

• not: There were many weeks and months when Bletchley Park could not decipher the intercepted messages.

Used with why or when

• what: To help you decipher what was said we have included our own comments.

• which: A multitude of distinct signal transduction pathways have been deciphered which connect G proteins with the ERK cascade.

• who: Walking round the outside of the building, it's entertaining trying to decipher who 's who.

• when: This record is best deciphered when galaxies are close enough that they can be resolved into individual stars.

• why: So I left the screen trying to decipher why.

Preposition: of

• code: With the deciphering of human genetic code, man hopes to play the role of the maker of his destiny.