0 very unusual or unexpected, especially in an unpleasant or strange way:
Many such individuals report always having felt freakish and unloved.
What is the freakish secret that the budding diva must choose not to disavow?
This passage seems at first yet another exemplum of the curious in the freakish image of the captain's fits on horseback (he miraculously never falls off).
A freakish case of that kind cannot be taken as being in any way representative of what is happening in the country.
We know of these quite unjustifiable, freakish terms of wage payments that do occur.
The recent collisions were not freakish, isolated incidents.
It is that you may get whale districts where, through the freakish working of our system, large majorities may be completely unrepresented.
Some are freakish young folk, but the great majority are very ordinary folk of all ages.
