Definition
Definition of freaked - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- He was freaked when he found out about the mistake.
2.
- She was freaked after watching the horror movie.
Origin of freaked
English, freak (sudden change)
Examples of freaked in a sentence
They were freaked after watching the horror movie. He was freaked by the sudden loud noise. The kids were freaked after the spooky story.
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- French:affolé, terrifié, ...
- German:verärgert, erschrocken, ...
- Italian:arrabbiato, spaventata, ...
- Spanish:enojado, asustada, ...
- Portuguese:irritado, assustada, ...
- Chinese:非常生气, 吓坏了, ...
- Japanese:怒った, 怖がった, ...
- Arabic:مُنْزَعِج جِدًّا, مَذعور, ...
- Hebrew:מוּטְרָד מְאוֹד, מְבוּעָת, ...
- Russian:разозленный, испуганная, ...
- Ukrainian:розлючений, наляканий, ...
- Hindi:बौखलाया हुआ, बुरी तरह डरा हुआ, ...
Definition of freak - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
- She freaked when she saw the spider.
2.
- He started to freak after taking the pills.
3.
arttr. TECH. streak or variegate with colortr. TECH.
- The artist decided to freak the canvas with bright hues.
Noun
1.
unusualperson or thing that is very unusual
- The two-headed snake was a real freak.
2.
surprisevery unusual and unexpected event or situation
- The snowstorm in April was a complete freak.
3.
- He's a fitness freak, always at the gym.
4.
- She dresses like a freak, with bright colors.
5.
biologyDated person with physical abnormalitiesDated
- The circus featured a freak with extra limbs.
Adjective
1.
- The storm was a freak occurrence.
2.
- She is a cleanliness freak.
Expressions with freak
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lose control from extreme emotion
She freaked out when she saw the spider.
enthusiast of fast vehicles or activities
She's a speed freak who loves racing cars.
person with obsessive need to control events
She is a control freak about her wedding plans.
way to show unique or unconventional traits
She let her freak flag fly at the music festival.
become very upset or anxious because of something
She freaked out over the surprise test.
become extremely angry at someone or something
She will freak out on him if he breaks his promise.
something very unusual or abnormal
The two-headed snake is a freak of nature.
chaotic or bizarre situation
The party turned into a freak show after midnight.
person obsessed with maintaining perfect health
My brother is a health freak who exercises daily.
person obsessed with cleanliness
Being a neat freak, he can't stand any mess in the house.
express unconventional or nonconformist behavior
She loves to fly the freak flag with her unique fashion sense.
person who loves cleaning
She's a clean freak and enjoys scrubbing floors.
person extremely enthusiastic about exercise and health
My brother is a real fitness freak.
unexpected event causing harm under unusual circumstances
It was a freak accident that no one could have predicted.
unusual incident that breaks normal patterns, causing surprise or shock
Meteorologists called the midsummer snowfall a freak event.
person who is extremely enthusiastic about jazz music
My brother is a real jazz freak.
person who loves watching movies a lot
My brother is a real movie freak.
sudden intense emotional reaction or panic
Her unexpected arrival caused a major freak-out.
person extremely enthusiastic about aerobics exercises
She's an aerobics freak, attending classes daily.
dance energetically and expressively
She loves to get her freak on at the club.
person obsessed with using LSD or hallucinogens
He's known as the acid freak of the group.
person with unusual traits shown in a circus
The circus freak attracted large crowds at the fair.
enthusiastic Christian believer
She proudly identifies as a Jesus freak at church events.
person extremely passionate about promoting peace
She was known as the peace freak of the group.
Origin of freak
Middle English, freke (brave man)
Examples of freak in a sentence
They freaked upon hearing the unexpected news. She began to freak after the unexpected reaction. They might freak if the effects are too strong. She decided to freak the fabric with splashes of red. The designer will freak the walls with bold patterns. The carnival featured a freak with three legs.
He felt like a freak because of his unique talent. The tornado was a freak that no one expected. The sudden blackout was a freak occurrence. She's a tech freak, always trying the latest gadgets. As a movie freak, he watches every new release. He's considered a freak for his wild ideas. The artist was a freak in the conservative town. He felt like a freak due to his unusual height. The museum displayed a freak with rare genetic traits. His freak behavior at the party surprised everyone. The freak accident caused a major traffic jam. He's a freak about organizing his books alphabetically. My brother is a freak about his car's cleanliness.
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- French:paniquer, phénomène, ...
- German:ausflippen, Freak, ...
- Italian:agitarsi, fenomeno, ...
- Spanish:enloquecer, fenómeno, ...
- Portuguese:surtar, fenómeno, ...
- Chinese:抓狂, 怪物, ...
- Japanese:パニックになる, 奇形, ...
- Arabic:اِنْفَعَلَ, مَسْخ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהִתְחַרְפֵּן, מוּזָר, ...
- Russian:паниковать, уродец, ...
- Ukrainian:панікувати, дивина, ...
- Hindi:घबरा जाना, अजीब, ...
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