mind-blowing

• Utilisé pour décrire quelque chose d'extrêmement impressionnant, étonnant ou choquant, au point d'en être stupéfiant.

Used to describe something that is extremely impressive, surprising, or shocking.

1. Intensely surprising or impressiveB2informal

   So astonishing, impressive, or shocking that it affects the mind or emotions deeply.

   Époustouflant

   • The special effects in the movie were absolutely mind-blowing.
   • Her performance on stage was mind-blowing; the audience gave her a standing ovation.
   • The complexity of the scientific discovery was mind-blowing to the researchers.

   Synonymesamazingastonishingastoundingawe-inspiringbreathtakingincrediblemind-bogglingoverwhelmingstaggeringstunning

   Antonymesbanalboringmundaneordinarypedestrianunimpressiveunremarkable

2. C1informal

   Relating to a substance or experience that alters perception, often causing hallucinations or extreme sensory changes.

   hallucinogène

   • The drug had a mind-blowing effect, causing vivid visual hallucinations.
   • He described the psychedelic experience as truly mind-blowing.
   • The artist's work was inspired by mind-blowing visions from his travels.

   Synonymeshallucinogenicmind-alteringpsychedelicpsychoactivepsychotropic

   Antonymesclarifyingsobering