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Meanings of freakishness in English
Usage of freakishness in English
1
Let us note here again, in passing, the strange freakishness of the premonitions.
2
And perhaps there is a grain of freakishness in my nature.
3
I was fascinated at the freakishness of the injury and stared.
4
The beauty of Leicester, beyond the glorious freakishness, was they made everything feel possible.
5
No, that familiarity was just a mad freakishness in things.
6
I trust you recall the outstanding biological freakishness of Peter.
7
That's another thing you can tell a gentleman by-his freakishness.
8
But regardless of being superior or inferior in his freakishness, this was who he was.
9
All linguistic freakishness is not confined to the Continent.
10
The couple couldn't claim to be comfortable as freaks although freakishness was their natural order.
11
There's a freakishness to Momo's over-taut skin and bulging eyes, and she's not even moving.
12
And they claim they're the normal ones, he thought wryly, give me ungodly freakishness every time.
13
Custom has standardized it, and startling variations from the conventional format indicates freakishness rather than originality.
14
He's lost all his horrid freakishness and conceit.
15
We have found solidarity in our freakishness.
16
Lorelei's obstinacy was exasperating- awoman'sunaccountable freakishness.
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