mind-bending
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8.6
- adjective
- /maɪndˈbɛndɪŋ/
- Informal
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alucinante
- Can such a mind-bending assertion be tested?
- mind-bending sci-fi
- mind-bending exercise
- mind-bending experience
I mean, it's, it's mind bending, but you can follow it.
- I mean, it's, it's mind bending, but you can follow it.
- It's truly a mind bending topic to contemplate.
- OK, now on to the last bit of this video, which is really kind of mind bending.
- But the bigger problem is that Overbee doesn't explain how little there is to learn from the allegedly mind bending secret.
- Hey, it's your friend Mel and welcome to a mind bending and really cool episode of the Mel Robbins podcast.
- You can with some mind bending attention to complexity and the help of German experts sitting next to you say ah, it's not Z mug at the end, it's R mug.
Examples
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Kat's approach turns gravity on its head with some mind-bending new ways to move as she positions herself for her unique brand of aerial assault.
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Some models are exotic and easily excluded based on observations; others, however, are no less mind-bending and are not so easily discarded.
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Now this is kind of a bit of a mind bending concept to think that your body is a Society of cells.
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In your experience, what has been like the most mind bending temple structure that you visited in your home country?
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Great food is all about surprise and tonight we have a mind bending immunity challenge in store for you all.
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Can you figure out how these mind-bending photographs were captured?
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Insanity the Ride is a truly mind-bending experience!
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Hey, it's your friend Mel and welcome to a mind bending and really cool episode of the Mel Robbins podcast.
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It's a mind-bending anomaly.
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The film's mind-bending plot twists left the audience questioning reality.
Synonyms
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5.1
So surprising and impressive that it changes how you feel or think
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7.9
Causing people to see or feel things that are not real
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7.8
Causing a person to see or hear things that are not real
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7.0
Makes a person think or feel differently
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8.3
To make you feel more aware and see things differently
Antonyms
How Mind-Bending
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Mind-bending joins mind ('thoughts' or 'perception') and bending ('changing shape' or 'twisting'), so it makes a picture of the mind being twisted or changed. That's why mind-bending describes something that strongly changes how you think or see things.