adv
freakishly
Freakishly (adv) means In a strikingly strange or abnormal way. Example: “The twins looked freakishly alike.”
adv
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In a strikingly strange or abnormal way.
"The twins looked freakishly alike."
"It was freakishly warm for January."
How to use freakishly
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishUsed to emphasize how strange or extreme something is.
Common pairings
freakishly similar
freakishly accurate
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Word forms
- Comparative
- more freakishly
- Superlative
- most freakishly
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The twins looked _____ alike.
Etymology
From freakish + -ly.
Synonyms
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Rhymes for freakishly
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What does “freakishly” mean?
The word “freakishly” means in a strikingly strange or abnormal way. In plain terms, used to emphasize how strange or extreme something is.
How do you use “freakishly” in a sentence?
Here is “freakishly” used in a sentence: “The twins looked freakishly alike.”
What part of speech is “freakishly”?
“Freakishly” is an adverb.
What is the meaning of freakishly?
"freakishly" (adv) means in a strikingly strange or abnormal way.
