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mind-blowing

adjective as in amazing, intense

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Reacting to the leak in the Politics Live studio, BBC political editor Chris Mason said: "The sheer absurdity of reading out something the chancellor has not yet announced in the Commons is mind-blowing".

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The idea that I would even not only write something on the piano, and now, a full orchestra is playing that song here in Chicago with the lyrics I wrote ... is totally mind-blowing.

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“Okay, okay, fine. It’s expensive and mind-blowing and not at all weird and cultish. Get to the point.”

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After the auction, she called the sales “mind-blowing.”

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The most recent edition of the Football Manager game was played by a mind-blowing 20 million people.

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