freak-out Synonyms
freak-out Meaning
freak-out (n)
a wild delusion (especially one induced by a hallucinogenic drug)
freak-out (v)
lose one's nerve
freak-out
an act or instance of freaking out, a gathering of hippies
freak-out Sentence Examples
- The sudden appearance of a spider in the bathroom sent her into a complete freak-out.
- The unexpected news of their impending relocation caused a mass freak-out among the employees.
- The intense windstorm whipped up the waves, sending beachgoers into a frenzied freak-out.
- The test results revealed a potentially dangerous condition, triggering a major freak-out in the patient.
- The hapless comedian's awkward performance on stage resulted in a collective freak-out from the audience.
- The unexpected thunderstorm caught them off guard, causing a minor freak-out as they scrambled for shelter.
- The announcement of the popular band's upcoming concert sent fans into a frenzied freak-out.
- When the school fire alarm went off, students erupted in a chaotic freak-out as they made their way outside.
- The realization that they had lost the championship game sent the entire team into a deep freak-out.
- The wild animal escaped its enclosure, sending zoo visitors into a full-blown freak-out as they fled for safety.
FAQs About the word freak-out
a wild delusion (especially one induced by a hallucinogenic drug), lose one's nervean act or instance of freaking out, a gathering of hippies
bother, worry, anger, distract, concern, unsettle, disturb, alarm, distress, upset
calm, compose, quiet, alleviate, settle, soothe, allay, assuage, mollify, appease
The sudden appearance of a spider in the bathroom sent her into a complete freak-out.
The unexpected news of their impending relocation caused a mass freak-out among the employees.
The intense windstorm whipped up the waves, sending beachgoers into a frenzied freak-out.
The test results revealed a potentially dangerous condition, triggering a major freak-out in the patient.
