mind bending
/ˈmaɪndˌbɛndɪŋ/
adjective
- Extremely confusing, difficult to understand, or mentally challenging.
- The math problem was mind-bending, requiring hours of careful thought.
- She described the movie's plot as mind-bending because of all the time travel twists.
- The puzzle was so mind-bending that even the experts couldn't solve it.
- Causing a profound change in one's thoughts or perception, often due to drugs or intense experience.
- The virtual reality game was so immersive it felt truly mind-bending.
- Some people seek mind-bending experiences through meditation or psychedelics.
- The artist's mind-bending installation made visitors question reality.
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