freakish

• Décrit quelque chose d'étrangement anormal, bizarre ou excentrique dans son apparence ou son comportement.

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.

   Changeant ou imprévisible

   • 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.

   Synonymescapriciouschangeableerraticficklemercurialunpredictableunstablevariablevolatile

   Antonymesconsistentconstantevenpredictableregularstablesteadyuniform

2. Characteristic of a freakB2informal

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

   Bizarre, anormal (caractéristique d'un monstre ou d'une personne étrange)

   • 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.

   Synonymesabnormalbizarreeeriefreakygrotesquemonstrousoddoutlandishpeculiarstrangeuncannyunnaturalweird

3. Unconventional or unusualB2informal

   Conspicuously or grossly unconventional, odd, or bizarre.

   bizarre, insolite

   • 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.

   Synonymesabnormalanomalousbizarreeccentricgrotesqueoddoutlandishpeculiarqueerstrangeunconventionalweird

   Antonymesconventionalnormalordinarytypicalusual