Similar words: freakish, freakishness, freshly, boyishly, garishly, lavishly, impishly, pettishly. Meaning: adv. unpredictably.
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1. The weather has been freakishly variable.
2. First off, they're freakishly small.
3. She's freakishly strong, and she was a fat teenager.
4. A freakishly thin a hanger a head?
5. It could even be freakishly true that two goalkeepers could sustain serious head injuries during one game and that nothing be wrong with the game or the culture.
6. They waited in shirtsleeves, enjoying the freakishly warm November sunshine.
7. In Switzerland, itwas mid-June when the freakishly bad weather began — "an almost perpetualrain, " Mary recalled, with terrific thunderstorms rippling back and forthacross the lake.
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8. A. Aro is freakishly curious. He keeps the histories, and new stories are one of his favorite things.
9. Arguably, the Streak is more of a freakishly large smartphone than a tablet.
10. Now, another incest case that is freakishly similar is rocking the Alpine country.
11. He was already living on borrowed time, for three times shells had freakishly left him untouched.
12. Off the top of my head, I can't tell you many people hit up Facebook daily, but a freakishly high number of people visit the site on their phones everyday.
13. I still say that Gilardino's missus takes the cake. Always makes me wonder why I can't be a freakishly athletic footballer.
14. It's time they fess up and let us know the true secrets to getting freakishly huge.
15. Always makes me wonder why I can't be a freakishly athletic footballer.
16. But the night became another Bryant highlight film as he made one freakishly difficult shot after another.
17. Frankly, we hope it's the latter (we miss you Jo!), but if it's the former, this doc should prove freakishly fascinating.
More similar words: freakish, freakishness, freshly, boyishly, garishly, lavishly, impishly, pettishly, sheepishly, peevishly, roguishly, selfishly, foolishly, slavishly, stylishly, boorishly, rakish, childishly, devilishly, feverishly, fiendishly, outlandishly, sluggishly, coquettishly, unselfishly, break-in, break in, break in on, breaking, creaking.