mind-blowing

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mind-blowing

The fireworks display on New Year's Eve was absolutely mind-blowing.

Definition
  1. Adjective:
    • Intensely affecting the mind or emotions: Describes something that has an extremely powerful impact on one's thoughts or feelings, often causing awe, shock, or profound amazement.
    • Intensely affecting the mind, especially in producing hallucinations: Describes something that can alter perception or consciousness in an extreme way, often associated with psychedelic drugs or surreal experiences.
Usage Examples
  • Adjective:
    • The special effects in that movie were absolutely mind-blowing. (The visual effects were so impressive they caused intense amazement.)
    • She had a mind-blowing realization about the nature of the universe. (The realization was so profound it intensely affected her thoughts.)
    • The scientist presented mind-blowing data that challenged all previous theories. (The data was so surprising and impactful it shocked the intellectual community.)
Advanced Usage
  • Used to describe abstract concepts or information: Often applied to ideas, facts, or theories that are difficult to comprehend due to their scale or implications.
    • The concept of quantum entanglement is mind-blowing.
  • Used informally for extreme positivity: In casual contexts, it can describe something exceptionally good or enjoyable.
    • That concert was mind-blowing!
Variants and Related Words
  • Mind-blower (noun, informal): Something that is mind-blowing.
    • The final plot twist was a real mind-blower.
  • Mind-bending (adjective): Similar to mind-blowing, often emphasizing confusion or perceptual distortion.
    • It was a mind-bending puzzle.
Synonyms
  • Astonishing: Extremely surprising or amazing.
  • Stunning: So impressive or shocking as to cause temporary astonishment.
  • Psychedelic: Relating to or denoting drugs that produce hallucinations and apparent expansion of consciousness.
Related Phrases
  • Blow someone's mind (idiom, phrasal verb): To amaze or astonish someone profoundly.
    • The revelation about his past blew my mind.
  • Out of this world (idiom): Used informally to describe something extraordinarily good, often overlapping with 'mind-blowing' in positive contexts.
    • The dessert here is out of this world.
mind-blowing

The fireworks display on New Year's Eve was absolutely mind-blowing.

Adjective
  1. intensely affecting the mind or emotions
    • spending a week in the jungle was a mind-blowing experience
    • a mind-blowing horror story
  2. intensely affecting the mind especially in producing hallucinations

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