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freak

Pronunciation: [frik]

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Learn how to use freak in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “identity”

(noun) a person who has very unusual interests or behaviors that may seem strange to others. A freak can be someone really passionate about something uncommon or different.

Example

He is a total freak when it comes to collecting rare coins.

Example

She doesn't think of herself as a freak; she just likes to do things her own way.

Example

What makes someone a freak in their hobbies or interests?

Context: “reaction”

(verb) to react very strongly or suddenly, often with surprise or anger. It's like when something unexpected happens, and you can't help but show your feelings.

Example

She freaked out when she saw her favorite band was coming to town.

Example

He didn’t freak out at all when he found out about the surprise party.

Example

Did you freak out when you heard the news?

Context: “behavior”

(adjective) something that is very strange or unusual. It can describe a situation or action that surprises people because it’s not normal.

Example

That was a freak accident that caused the car to flip over.

Example

It wasn't a freak occurrence; these things happen regularly around here.

Example

Was that a freak event, or do such things happen often?

How to pronounce freak

Pronunciation: [frik]

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