Freakishly Meaning in English

word · lemma: freakish

US

ˈfriːkɪʃli

FREE-kish-lee

UK

fɹˈiːkɪʃli

FREE-kish-lee

Definition

In a way that is extremely unusual, strange, or abnormal, often surprising or even a little scary.

Usage & Nuances

'Freakishly' is informal and usually describes something far beyond normal, often in size, ability, or appearance—'freakishly tall', 'freakishly strong'. It adds a sense of shock, surprise, or unnaturalness. Avoid in formal or academic writing.

• Spanish: de manera extraña - de forma anormal
• Portuguese (BR): de forma estranha - de modo anormal
• Portuguese (PT): de forma estranha - de modo anormal
• Chinese (Simplified): 异常地 - 怪异地
• Chinese (Traditional): 異常地 - 古怪地
• Hindi: अजीब तरीके से - असामान्य रूप से
• Arabic: بشكل غريب - بشكل غير طبيعي
• Bengali: অস্বাভাবিকভাবে - অদ্ভুতভাবে
• Russian: ужасно - поразительно - аномально
• Japanese: 異常に - ものすごく
• Vietnamese: một cách kỳ lạ - khác thường
• Korean: 비정상적으로 - 이상하게
• Turkish: acayip şekilde - tuhaf bir biçimde
• Urdu: غیرمعمول طور پر - عجیب طرح سے
• Indonesian: sangat aneh - luar biasa (aneh)

Example Sentences

He is freakishly tall for his age.

basic

The weather has been freakishly warm this winter.

basic

Her cat is freakishly large.

basic

He finished the puzzle freakishly fast.

natural

There's something freakishly perfect about this plan.

natural

Those shoes are freakishly expensive for what they are!

natural