1. to overwhelm with wonder, confusion, or perplexity
Usage: third person singular present tense of ‘boggle’

Examples

• The complexity of quantum physics boggles most students.
• It boggles my mind how quickly technology advances.
• The sheer size of the universe boggles the imagination.
• Her ability to memorize entire books boggles her teachers.
• The cost of college tuition nowadays boggles parents.
• It boggles me that people still believe that myth.