mind-blowing
1 of 1adjective/maɪndbloʊɪng/
Forms:more mind-blowing,most mind-blowing
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causing great astonishment
- The special effects in the movie were absolutely mind-blowing.
- His mind-blowing performance left the audience in awe.
- The view from the mountaintop was simply mind-blowing.
- She had a mind-blowing idea that could revolutionize the tech industry.
- The scientific discovery was so mind-blowing that it made headlines worldwide.
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having an intense effect on the mind, often causing hallucinations or altered perception
- Certain psychedelic substances can be mind-blowing.
- The illusion was so convincing it was mind-blowing.
- She described the dream as a mind-blowing vision.
- The artwork created a mind-blowing sense of movement and color.
- The sensory experiment produced mind-blowing effects on the participants.
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