0 very unusual or unexpected, especially in an unpleasant or strange way: --
To go around the edge of a swimming bath being unable to swim and perhaps be pushed in by some freakish person at the deep end is to court disaster.
Yesterday's monster was particularly freakish.
Additionally, people whose houses may or may not have been on a flood plain have suffered losses that they never expected, because they never expected such a freakish storm.
I do not think that particular feature would have been any more freakish than the rest is bound to be.
It would be extremely freakish if it happened, but in principle it is right.
Even taking the freakish figures for last year, which included some erratic exports, it has more than doubled.
I accept the fact that it is so at the moment, but it is a freakish situation.
Some are freakish young folk, but the great majority are very ordinary folk of all ages.
