mind-bending (Meaning)

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mind-bending (s)

intensely affecting the mind especially in producing hallucinations

No weak antonyms found.

The enigmatic painting possessed a mind-bending quality, captivating the viewer in a labyrinth of illusions.
The mind-bending maze was an intricate puzzle that tested the limits of human cognition.
The scientist's discovery was so mind-bending that it shattered conventional wisdom.
The dancer's performance was mind-bending, defying gravity and the boundaries of human movement.
The novel's mind-bending plot twists kept readers on the edge of their seats until the very end.
The mind-bending effects of the drug made reality seem like an alternate universe.
The mind-bending experience of lucid dreaming allowed explorers to navigate their subconscious landscapes.
The mathematician's mind-bending theorem presented a groundbreaking approach to solving complex equations.
The mind-bending perspectives of surrealism challenged traditional notions of art and representation.
The mind-bending nature of consciousness remains one of the greatest mysteries of human existence.

intensely affecting the mind especially in producing hallucinations

exciting, thrilling, intriguing,breathtaking, interesting, exhilarating, provocative, mind-boggling,inspiring, rousing

tedious, tiresome, unexciting, tiresome, tedious, unexciting, boring, boring, dreary, humdrum

The enigmatic painting possessed a mind-bending quality, captivating the viewer in a labyrinth of illusions.

The mind-bending maze was an intricate puzzle that tested the limits of human cognition.

The scientist's discovery was so mind-bending that it shattered conventional wisdom.

The dancer's performance was mind-bending, defying gravity and the boundaries of human movement.