mind-boggling

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The definition of mind-boggling is something very confusing, puzzling or hard to comprehend.

(adjective)

  1. An example of mind boggling is the Sunday New York Times crossword puzzle.
  2. An example of mind boggling is when an avid chocolate lover hears that someone doesn't like chocolate.

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See mind-boggling in Webster's New World College Dictionary

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adjective

  1. hard to comprehend; confusing
  2. surprising, shocking, overwhelming, etc.

See mind-boggling in American Heritage Dictionary 4

adjective
Informal
Intellectually or emotionally overwhelming: “a mind-boggling bazaar of competing manufacturers and overlapping technologies” (William D. Marbach).

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  • mindˈ-bogˌgler noun

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