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What does the idiom 'blew me away' mean?

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It is usually used in the context where you were surprised or amazed by something, usually in a positive sense. It could be some experience that had a major impact on you and you really liked it.

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It means thoroughly awed, impressed, or overwhelmed. "The young singer's performance just blew me away." A related idiom is to "blow my mind" (leave me completely awed or amazed).

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