boggled

Completely blown away

Boggled is the past tense of boggle, meaning to be overwhelmed or staggered, usually by something hard to comprehend: My mind boggled at the complexity.

The phrase the mind boggles expresses astonishment at something difficult to believe or process.

To be boggled is to be mentally stymied or dumbfounded: I was boggled by the sheer amount of paperwork.

astonished

amazed

Overwhelmed by sudden wonder

dumbfounded · thunderstruck · stunned · stupefied · awestruck · staggered · shocked · slack-jawed · wide-eyed · agape

confused

bewildered

Thoroughly puzzled and confused

mystified · confounded · befuddled · flummoxed · nonplussed · discombobulated · muddled · bamboozled · stumped · disoriented

Opposites
mental clarity and comprehension

boggledunderstood

Grasped the meaning

comprehended · grasped · unfazed · clear · fathomed

emotional reaction to stimuli

boggledunfazed

Not disturbed or disconcerted

unimpressed · unmoved · blasé · nonchalant · unruffled

Phrases
Family

boggle, boggling, boggles, boggler

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Known to kids · Used worldwide · Timeless · Everyday, not technical · Rated G