mind-blowing
Mind-blowing (adjective) means So astonishing, impressive or overwhelming that it is hard to take in. Example: “The view from the summit was mind-blowing.”
How to use mind-blowing
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishSo amazing you can hardly believe it.
Informal but very widely used; slightly overused in marketing copy.
Mind-numbing is the near opposite: it means dully boring, not impressive.
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Is it mind-blowing or mind blowing?
The hyphenated form, mind-blowing, is standard, especially before a noun as in 'a mind-blowing performance'. Writing it as two words is common online but is treated as an error in careful prose.
What is the difference between mind-blowing and mind-boggling?
Mind-blowing stresses how impressive or exhilarating something is. Mind-boggling stresses how hard it is to comprehend, and often carries a hint of disbelief or confusion.
What is the meaning of mind-blowing?
"mind-blowing" (adjective) means so astonishing, impressive or overwhelming that it is hard to take in.
What is another word for mind-blowing?
Other words for "mind-blowing" include astonishing, staggering, astounding, jaw-dropping, incredible.