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mind-expanding

/maɪnd ɪkˈspæn.dɪŋ/

Traducción: Describe algo que expande los horizontes mentales o intelectuales, a menudo usado en contextos de experiencias psicodélicas o revelaciones profundas que amplían la percepción o comprensión.

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adjective

/maɪnd ɪkˈspæn.dɪŋ/C1formal
  • esDescribe algo que expande los horizontes mentales o intelectuales, a menudo usado en contextos de experiencias psicodélicas o revelaciones profundas que amplían la percepción o comprensión.

Describes something that broadens one's mental horizons, often used in the context of psychedelic experiences or profound intellectual insights.

  1. Broadening awarenessB2informal

    Describes something that greatly expands one's understanding, perspective, or consciousness, often used in relation to experiences or ideas.

    esexpandidor de la mente

    • Traveling to different countries can be a mind-expanding experience.
    • Reading philosophy is often described as mind-expanding.
    • The lecture on quantum physics was truly mind-expanding.

    Sinónimosenlighteningilluminatingmind-blowingrevelatorythought-provoking

    Antónimosconstrictinglimitingnarrowingrestrictive

  2. Hallucinogenic effectC1informal

    Relating to substances that alter perception and consciousness, giving a sense of heightened or broader awareness.

    esPsicodélico

    • Some users claim that the drug provides a mind-expanding experience.
    • The artist used mind-expanding substances to inspire his work.
    • The effects of the substance were described as deeply mind-expanding.

    Sinónimoshallucinogenicmind-alteringpsychedelicpsychoactivepsychotropic

Formas
  • more mind-expanding comparative form
  • most mind-expanding superlative form
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