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Definition of freaky - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The movie had a freaky plot twist.
2.
- His freaky outfit caught everyone's attention.
3.
- They have a freaky relationship dynamic.
Expressions with freaky
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act in a wild or unconventional way
They decided to get freaky at the party.
Origin of freaky
English, freak (oddity) + y (adjective suffix)
Terms with freaky included in their meaning
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crazy weekend
wild and freaky weekend with unusual activities
Examples of freaky in a sentence
Her dream was so freaky that she woke up sweating. Her freaky dance moves were unexpected. The movie had some freaky special effects. Their parties are known for being quite freaky. She enjoys reading freaky romance novels.
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- French:bizarre, non conventionnel, ...
- German:unheimlich, seltsam, ...
- Italian:inquietante, stravagante, ...
- Spanish:espeluznante, extravagante, ...
- Portuguese:assustador, excêntrico, ...
- Chinese:怪异的, 奇特的, ...
- Japanese:不気味な, 風変わりな, ...
- Arabic:غَرِيب, شاذ, ...
- Hebrew:מוּזָר וּמַטְרִיד, מוּזָר, ...
- Russian:странный, причудливый, ...
- Ukrainian:моторошний, химерний, ...
- Hindi:डरावना, असामान्य, ...
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