mind-blower
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7.4
- noun
- /maɪndˌbloʊər/
- Informal
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sorpresa
- The final scene of the movie was such a mind-blower that I couldn't stop thinking about it for days.
And the same is true for these other archaic forms of life with the DNA is saying, Andre, and this is is a mind blower because we don't have to speculate about this piece.
- And the same is true for these other archaic forms of life with the DNA is saying, Andre, and this is is a mind blower because we don't have to speculate about this piece.
- We're capable of doing anything and somehow educating our children became the lowest priority is a mind blower.
Examples
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Ah, wow, man, that's such a mind blower.
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What an amazing first ride mind-blower from Maverick.
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And don't even get me started about Sundays... although I am winning our fantasy league this year, which is a total mind-blower since this week I didn't even know my quarterback was on a bye until...
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And the same is true for these other archaic forms of life with the DNA is saying, Andre, and this is is a mind blower because we don't have to speculate about this piece.
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When she revealed her plan, it was a complete mind-blower that surprised everyone in the room.
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The scientific discovery presented at the conference was a real mind-blower, leaving the audience in awe.
Synonyms
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1.0
A place or thing that is very surprising and beautiful
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4.1
Something that causes strong surprise or wonder
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7.2
A person or thing that becomes very famous and attracts attention
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5.3
An event or piece of news that surprises people very much
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4.4
An experience that makes you see something in a new way
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4.2
A very surprising or impressive event that shocks people
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9.9
Something amazing and exciting that makes people notice
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3.9
A surprising event or fact that teaches you something new
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8.8
Something very impressive that causes great surprise
Something very impressive that makes people feel surprised
A person or thing that makes people very surprised
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Etymology
Mind-blower comes from the two simple words mind and blow, like the phrase 'to blow your mind'. Imagine a sudden strong wind that surprises you and carries things away; a mind-blower is something so surprising or impressive it feels like your mind is blown, which is why it means a very amazing or shocking thing.