freakish

• Describe algo inusualmente extraño, anormal o extravagante en apariencia o comportamiento; también puede referirse a algo fantástico o grotesco.

Describes something that is unusually strange, abnormal, or odd in appearance or behavior.

1. Changeable or unpredictableB2informal

   Marked by sudden and unpredictable changes, especially in weather or conditions.

   cambiante o impredecible

   • The weather has been freakish lately, with storms one day and sunshine the next.
   • His mood was freakish, shifting from joy to anger in minutes.
   • The stock market showed freakish fluctuations this week.

   Sinónimoscapriciouschangeableerraticficklemercurialunpredictableunstablevariablevolatile

   Antónimosconsistentconstantevenpredictableregularstablesteadyuniform

2. Characteristic of a freakB2informal

   Having an appearance or behavior that is very unusual, strange, or abnormal.

   monstruoso, extraño

   • The circus performer had a freakish talent for contortion.
   • His freakish laugh made everyone uncomfortable.
   • The plant had a freakish shape, unlike any other in the garden.

   Sinónimosabnormalbizarreeeriefreakygrotesquemonstrousoddoutlandishpeculiarstrangeuncannyunnaturalweird

3. Unconventional or unusualB2informal

   Conspicuously or grossly unconventional, odd, or bizarre.

   extraño, raro, anormal

   • Her freakish fashion sense always turned heads.
   • The artist's work is known for its freakish and surreal imagery.
   • He had a freakish ability to solve complex puzzles in seconds.

   Sinónimosabnormalanomalousbizarreeccentricgrotesqueoddoutlandishpeculiarqueerstrangeunconventionalweird

   Antónimosconventionalnormalordinarytypicalusual