freakishly

IPA: frˈikɪʃɫi

Examples of "freakishly" in Sentences

Freakishly large earth element cat.
This page is freakishly out of date.
That's freakishly tall for a female...
The legal system is freakishly lenient.
It sure is a freakishly complex template.
And they stick out their freakishly coloured tongue.
It's a star that they describe as freakishly massive.
If Manu can function normally (aka freakishly) while masked,
The first batch of ammo he sent me turned in freakishly small groups on the order of 3/4-inch at 100 yards.
Lorig already appears to be finding a niche on special teams - the better to nail down a roster spot - and Morris said he is "freakishly" athletic.
The sentencing is part of the story of a suburban Washington man whom friends described as "freakishly intelligent" and who became known to the FBI as a prolific Internet propagandist for al-Qaeda.
It has the Tories down 5 on last month, and Labour up 7; but the Tory drop has to be seen through the prism of a "freakishly" high result for them last month, and - besides - they're still 15 points clear of Brown & Co.
It's not clear who's balking more - lenders or borrowers, as it doesn't seem that anyone trusts anyone else anymore when it comes to credit and debt - but "freakishly" low rates are no longer the exclusive domain of big banks borrowing from the Fed at zero percent.