freak
adjective [before noun] /friːk/Definition
› very unusual or unexpected: She was crushed in a freak (= very unlikely) accident in a cave in France. A freak whirlwind has destroyed over 20 caravans in west Wales.Strange, suspicious and unnaturalNot expected or planned
(Definition of freak adjective from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- aberrant adjective
- abnormal adjective
- bizarre adjective
- curious adjective (STRANGE)
- deviant adjective
- kinky adjective
- kooky adjective
- like nothing (else) on earth idiom
- like nothing on Earth idiom
- not add up idiom
- queer adjective (STRANGE)
- random adjective
- rum adjective
- singularity noun
- singularly adverb (STRANGE)
- warped adjective (STRANGE)
- way-out adjective
- weird adjective
- whacky adjective
- whimsical adjective
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