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mindblown

UK/ˈmaɪnd.bləʊn/US/ˈmaɪnd.bloʊn/

mindblown adjective: having had one's mind blown.

Adjective

mindblown (comparative more mindblown, superlative most mindblown)

  1. Having had one's mind blown.

Forms of mindblown

comparativemore mindblown
superlativemost mindblown

Origin of mindblown

From mind + blown.

Questions about mindblown

What does mindblown mean?
Mindblown means having had one's mind blown.
What part of speech is mindblown?
Mindblown is an adjective.
How do you pronounce mindblown?
Mindblown is pronounced /ˈmaɪnd.bləʊn/ (UK).

Words near mindblown in the dictionary

  1. mindblow
  2. mindblower
  3. mindblowers
  4. mindblowing
  5. mindblowingly
  6. mindblown
  7. mindblows
  8. mindbody
  9. mindboggling
  10. mindbogglingly
  11. mindbreak

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