freaked Synonyms
Strongest:
- distressed
- anxious
- freaked-out
- hesitant
- uptight
- aggrieved
- distraught
- shook-up
- queasy
- ill-at-ease
- worried
- disturbed
- upset
- jumpy
- bothered
- troubled
- perturbed
- apprehensive
- disquieted
- concerned
- nervous
Strong:
- edgy
- obsessed
- het-up
- uneasy
- foreboding
- vexed
- fretful
- hinky
- flustered
- nervy
- tense
- goosey
- queazy
- antsy
- fretting
- unnerved
- unquiet
- dithery
- atwitter
- insecure
- jittery
- aflutter
Weak:
freaked Meaning
Webster
freaked (imp. & p. p.)
of Freak
freaked Sentence Examples
- The sudden thunderclap freaked the audience out, causing shrieks of terror.
- The haunted house was so creepy that it freaked even the most fearless visitor.
- The news of his terminal illness freaked him out, leaving him in a state of disbelief.
- The gruesome crime scene photos freaked out the police officers, who had never witnessed such horrors before.
- The driver's reckless speeding freaked out his passengers, who begged him to slow down.
- The unexpected visit from her ex-boyfriend freaked her out, reminding her of their toxic relationship.
- The creepy clown at the carnival freaked out the children, who ran away screaming.
- The sudden loss of his job freaked him out, forcing him to face an uncertain future.
- The giant spider on the ceiling freaked out the arachnophobe, sending her into a frenzy of fear.
- The thought of public speaking freaked her out, making her palms sweat and her heart race.
FAQs About the word freaked
of Freak
distressed, anxious, freaked-out, hesitant, uptight, aggrieved, distraught, shook-up, queasy, ill at ease
collected, cool, calm, easy, relaxed, cool, easy, calm, sure, relaxed
The sudden thunderclap freaked the audience out, causing shrieks of terror.
The haunted house was so creepy that it freaked even the most fearless visitor.
The news of his terminal illness freaked him out, leaving him in a state of disbelief.
The gruesome crime scene photos freaked out the police officers, who had never witnessed such horrors before.
