Freakish

usgb/ˈfriːkɪʃ/
adjective

Ugly or unnatural due to being vastly different from the norm.

Her freakish behavior worried her parents.
Visual representation of "freakish" - Ugly or unnatural due to being vastly different from the norm.

Often appears as...

  • freakish behavior
  • freakish appearance
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Negative Connotation

Often implies something is disturbing or disconcerting, not just unusual.

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The movie's freakish monsters had the children covering their eyes.
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Critical Tone

Can be used to criticize or express disapproval of something that stands out.

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His freakish outfit at the formal dinner drew scornful looks.
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Avoid Insensitivity

Be careful not to offend when describing people, it can be insensitive.

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Referring to someone's natural features as 'freakish' can be hurtful.
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