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What does mind numbingly mean?

"Mind numbingly" means something is so boring, repetitive, or overwhelming that it makes your mind feel like it's gone blank or ceased to function properly. It's often used to describe activities or situations that cause a feeling of drowsiness, apathy, or even emotional detachment.

Here are some examples:

* "The meeting was mind-numbingly boring, I almost fell asleep."

* "The paperwork was mind-numbingly tedious, I couldn't focus for more than five minutes at a time."

* "The traffic was mind-numbingly slow, I felt like I was stuck in a time warp."

Essentially, something that is "mind-numbingly" dull or overwhelming causes a feeling of mental fatigue or disconnect.

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