enciphered

This elegy, like the others, is a "lyric cry" of a man, an age, and a race; "enciphered" like them, with all the cunning of which the artist was capable; and decipherable only to those who know the language of the English lyric.

A Study of Poetry Bliss Perry 1907

Yes, since you asked, we all got our daily enciphered marching orders from Koch Central (couriered, as usual, in a black envelope by a man who, according to official records, does not exist) a few months back.

Desperately Seeking Sarah 2008

This would produce no confusion between the sender and the receiver as long as the enciphered notation was in orderly sequence.

Cinnamon Roll 2010

I did not doubt that the papers contained enciphered messages.

Cinnamon Roll 2010

The nulls may frequently occur in the enciphered message but they are, of course, immediately disregarded by the receiver.

Cinnamon Roll 2010

The German participants in the code-cracking challenge will transmit three enciphered messages - one hard, one very hard and one ultra hard.

Boing Boing 2007

The agency released the enciphered text, and a frenzy erupted in the crypto world as some of the best-and wackiest-cryptanalytic talent set to work.

Kryptos: Code The CIA Can’t Crack | Impact Lab 2009

In May 1941, solution times for an Enigma-enciphered message averaged three or four days.

The U-Boat Enigma Kahn, David 2009

In an aside, McLaren manages to both accept and deflect two weaknesses often associated with his work: “While some criticism is substantive — including a welcomed critique of the enciphered language of some academics and a challenge to radical educators to come up with concrete possibilities — much of it is small-minded and petty …” (p. 30).

A Review of Capitalists and Conquerors, and an exchange 2007

In an aside, McLaren manages to both accept and deflect two weaknesses often associated with his work: “While some criticism is substantive — including a welcomed critique of the enciphered language of some academics and a challenge to radical educators to come up with concrete possibilities — much of it is small-minded and petty …” (p. 30).

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