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mind-boggling
adjective as in overwhelming
Example Sentences
When the dust settled, after a last-second interception sealed a 30-24 Ducks win, the teams had combined for a mind-boggling 41 points over the final period and the two overtimes.
He added that the Ethiopian ruling party's "obsession" with the Red Sea and River Nile was "bizarre and mind-boggling by all standards".
Therefore, the impact of another 16 teams joining the fray is rather mind-boggling.
All reveal not just a mind-boggling collection of talent but how relevant the work is today, when our built world feels so predictable, artificial and wasteful.
Considering how polished he was as an NFL player, it’s mind-boggling he achieved what he did without the practice and polish of college football.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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