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freakout
UK
/ˈfriːkaʊt/
US
/ˈfrikˌaʊt/
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freakout
adjective
UK
/ˈfriːkaʊt/
US
/ˈfriːkˌaʊt/
Used mainly attributively before another noun to describe something wild, chaotic, or frenzied
déjanté
Familier.
They organized a freakout party that lasted all night.
Ils ont organisé une soirée déjantée qui a duré toute la nuit.
Synonyms
scared
terrified
shocked
spooked
distressed
upset
flustered
anxious
overwrought
agitated
hysterical
panicked
freaked-out
freakout
noun
freakouts
pl
UK
/ˈfriːkaʊt/
US
/ˈfrikˌaʊt/
crise de panique
She had a freakout when she realized she had lost her wallet.
Elle a fait une crise de panique quand elle a réalisé qu'elle avait perdu son portefeuille.
mouvement de panique
The unexpected announcement caused a major freakout among the employees.
L'annonce inattendue a provoqué un mouvement de panique important parmi les employés.
Additional translations
affolement
Soutenu ou neutre selon le contexte.
pétage de plombs
Familier.
Synonyms
hysteria
disturbance
blowup
episode
fit
outburst
panic
Definitions
freakout
adjective
Wild, chaotic, or frenzied in nature; characteristic of a freakout.
They organized a freakout party that lasted all night.
freakout
noun
A sudden and intense emotional reaction, often involving panic or fear.
She had a freakout when she realized she had lost her wallet.
An event or situation that causes someone to become extremely agitated or upset.
The unexpected announcement caused a major freakout among the employees.
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