Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In a freakish manner; capriciously.
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- adverb In a
freakish manner.
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- adverb unpredictably
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Examples
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The first batch of ammo he sent me turned in freakishly small groups on the order of 3/4-inch at 100 yards.
Too Much Accuracy? 2008
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It's a star that they describe as freakishly massive.
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The sentencing is part of the story of a suburban Washington man whom friends described as "freakishly intelligent" and who became known to the FBI as a prolific Internet propagandist for al-Qaeda.
N.Va. man sentenced to 25 years for threats, trying to join terrorist group 2011
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The sentencing is part of the story of a suburban Washington man whom friends described as "freakishly intelligent" and who became known to the FBI as a prolific Internet propagandist for al-Qaeda.
N.Va. man sentenced to 25 years for threats, trying to join terrorist group 2011
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The sentencing is part of the story of a suburban Washington man whom friends described as "freakishly intelligent" and who became known to the FBI as a prolific Internet propagandist for al-Qaeda.
N.Va. man sentenced to 25 years for threats, trying to join terrorist group 2011
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If Manu can function normally (aka freakishly) while masked,
Pounding The Rock transgojobot 2010
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It has the Tories down 5 on last month, and Labour up 7; but the Tory drop has to be seen through the prism of a "freakishly" high result for them last month, and - besides - they're still 15 points clear of Brown & Co.
Poll round-up 2008
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It has the Tories down 5 on last month, and Labour up 7; but the Tory drop has to be seen through the prism of a "freakishly" high result for them last month, and - besides - they're still 15 points clear of Brown & Co.
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It's not clear who's balking more - lenders or borrowers, as it doesn't seem that anyone trusts anyone else anymore when it comes to credit and debt - but "freakishly" low rates are no longer the exclusive domain of big banks borrowing from the Fed at zero percent.
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Lorig already appears to be finding a niche on special teams - the better to nail down a roster spot - and Morris said he is "freakishly" athletic.
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