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boggle

verb as in astonish

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The results prepare the ground for a boggling encounter upstairs on the museum’s mezzanine — an astonishingly plain installation of three mirrored walls.

“What a stretch, mind boggling. I know how disheartening this is for our fans,” Mets owner Steve Cohen posted on the social media site X, adding a thank you “for caring so much.”

The scale of the solar system and our universe can boggle the mind, he added.

From Salon

But then she makes these audacious, dangerous moves in the story that are just boggling and fantastic, and I think, ‘This is new, this is magical, and yet this feels absolutely real too.’

The notion that a person could be a “gift” offends and boggles modern minds.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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