117 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Boggle' in a Sentence
"To overwhelm or bewilder, especially with the vastness, complexity, or unfamiliarity of something, as if it's challenging to grasp or comprehend." more
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The vast collection of books in a library can boggle a book lover.
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The intricate details of the historical tapestry boggle the conservator tasked with its restoration.
The complexity of the legal document will boggle the minds of those without legal expertise.
The colorful puzzle pieces can boggle young minds.
Understanding the intricate flavors in a fine wine can boggle a novice sommelier.
The complexity of financial markets can boggle the average investor.
A huge library filled with books may boggle a child's imagination.
The intricate choreography of a Broadway musical can boggle the minds of the audience.
The unpredictability of the weather has been boggling meteorologists trying to make accurate forecasts.
The breathtaking scenery on the mountain trail shall be boggling hikers.
The complexity of quantum physics can boggle even the brightest minds.
The intricate design of a high-tech gadget can boggle a technophile.
The architectural marvel will have boggled visitors touring the grand cathedral.
Solving a Rubik's Cube can boggle the minds of those unfamiliar with its algorithms.
The intensity of the storm outside is boggling our senses.
Attempting to understand the complexities of the human brain can boggle a neuroscientist.
The speed and precision required in competitive video gaming can boggle the mind of a casual gamer.
The sheer number of historical events can boggle a history scholar.
The complex code he was debugging was boggling his programming skills.
The diversity of wildlife in the rainforest has boggled ecologists studying ecosystems.
The sheer number of options had boggled her decision-making process.
The intricate details of the quantum mechanics theory will boggle many students.
After witnessing the magic show, the audience will have boggled at the magician's incredible illusions.
By the time we finish the complex puzzle, our minds will have boggled at its intricacy.
Trying to grasp the rules of a complex strategy board game can boggle the players' strategies.
The rapid technological advancements in the digital world boggle my grandparents.
The surreal plot twist in the novel's ending will boggle readers' expectations.
Trying to comprehend the nuances of abstract art can boggle an art critic.
The intricate flavors of the exotic dish will have boggled the taste buds of adventurous foodies.
Witnessing the vastness of the universe through a telescope can boggle an astronomer.
The intricate process of preparing a gourmet meal can boggle a chef.
The surreal landscape boggled the travelers as they entered the valley.
The complex coding problem had boggled the programmer's logical thinking.
Analyzing the intricate details of a crime scene can boggle a forensic investigator.
Navigating through a bustling marketplace with diverse products can boggle a shopper.
The intricacies of a mathematical proof can boggle the minds of students studying higher mathematics.
The vastness of the ocean and its ecosystems can boggle a marine biologist.
Juggling multiple tasks simultaneously can boggle a project manager.
The complexity of the legal system am boggling aspiring lawyers.
The intricate puzzle boggled her for hours.
The intricate plot of the mystery novel was boggling her mind.
The complexity of the human brain will have been boggling neuroscientists for centuries.
The advanced technology in the new smartphone will boggle tech enthusiasts.
The alien's strange language started to boggle the astronaut's understanding.
The dinosaur's roar might boggle the brave explorer.
The surreal artwork in the gallery has boggled the imagination of art enthusiasts.
The intricacies of quantum mechanics had boggled the physicist's mind.
The multitude of options in a high-end fashion store can boggle a fashionista.
The myriad of musical genres and styles can boggle a music enthusiast.
The detailed instructions for assembling the furniture boggle me.
The array of buttons on the remote control can boggle anyone unfamiliar with technology.
The intricacy of the historical artifacts has boggled archaeologists studying the site.
The intricacies of brewing a perfect cup of coffee can boggle a coffee connoisseur.
The intricate process of creating a detailed model can boggle a hobbyist's mind.
The intricacies of a magician's sleight of hand can boggle the audience's perception.
The sheer volume of data shall be boggling analysts in the IT department.
Understanding the intricacies of a legal case can boggle the minds of the jury.
The intricate maze of the cornfield could boggle the young adventurers' minds.
The vastness of the universe was boggling their understanding of space.
The surreal artwork in the gallery had been boggling visitors' perceptions of reality.
The vastness of the universe can boggle the imagination of a curious student.
The array of options in the menu boggles my decision-making.
As the magician performed his tricks, the audience's minds were boggling with amazement.
The speed and precision of the gymnast's routine boggle the audience.
The mathematical equation will boggle the intellects of even the most seasoned mathematicians.
The advanced calculus problems had been boggling the students for weeks.
The rapid technological advancements in artificial intelligence will have been boggling society's understanding of ethics.
The intricacies of legal jargon can boggle someone unfamiliar with the law.
The amount of data generated every second is boggling.
The rapid advancements in technology have been boggling the minds of even the most tech-savvy individuals.
The colorful kaleidoscope can boggle a child's imagination.
The complexity of political negotiations can boggle the diplomats involved.
The enormity of the universe will boggle our understanding of space and time.
His magic tricks will have been boggling the audience's perception of reality.
The complexity of the computer programming language can boggle a beginner's mind.
By the time we finish the astrophysics course, the concept of black holes will have been boggling our minds.
The magician's disappearing act never failed to boggle the audience.
The surreal landscapes in the fantasy novel had boggled the reader's imagination.
The complexity of a crossword puzzle can boggle the solver's intellect.
The scientific discovery boggled the entire research community.
The complex code written by the programmer had been boggling the minds of the entire development team.
The multitude of elements involved in event planning can boggle an event coordinator.
Counting to 100 can sometimes boggle little mathematicians.
The variety of choices at the buffet can boggle a food enthusiast.
The vast array of species in the rainforest can boggle a biologist.
The rapid advancements in artificial intelligence shall be boggling industry experts.
His extraordinary talent for solving puzzles is boggling everyone's minds.
The mathematical proof will have boggled the students who grapple with its complexity.
The complexity of the code boggled the programmer's understanding.
The intricate dance routine will boggle the minds of the audience with its precision.
The cosmic scale of the universe will have boggled astronomers who explore its vastness.
The variety of flavors in the tasting menu will boggle the taste buds of food connoisseurs.
The intricacies of the legal system can boggle the minds of ordinary citizens.
The surreal plot twist in the movie is boggling the audience.
The sheer size of the ancient pyramid will boggle the imagination of archaeologists.
The vast assortment of colors and textures in an art supply store can boggle an artist.
The complexity of the quantum mechanics equations has boggled many physicists.
Interpreting dreams and their symbolism can boggle the mind of a psychologist.
The variety of exotic animals at the zoo can boggle the senses of a first-time visitor.
The surreal art installation was boggling the visitors at the gallery.
The sheer size and diversity of the Amazon rainforest will have boggled environmental researchers.
The intricate maze of the puzzle began to boggle his young mind.
Navigating through the crowded city streets can boggle a newcomer.
The complex story plot in the book started to boggle her understanding.
The complexity of creating a computer program from scratch can boggle a software developer.
The intricacies of the legal system are boggling to many.
The intricacies of a complicated dance routine can boggle a novice dancer.
The sheer size of the universe has been boggling astronomers for centuries.
The sheer number of options on the menu was boggling her restaurant choice.
The rapid pace of innovation in the tech industry will boggle the business strategists.
The complexity of the legal case shall be boggling the minds of the jurors.
The variety of architectural styles in a historic city can boggle a tourist.
The complexity of quantum mechanics can boggle the most seasoned physicist.
The vastness of geological time can boggle the mind of a paleontologist.
The vastness of the universe has boggled philosophers contemplating the meaning of life.
The rapid changes in weather patterns have boggled meteorologists predicting accurately.
The intricacies of quantum physics have been boggling researchers for decades.
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