freakish

(eg. grace, ancient, explanation )

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But instead of causing pain or sores or even death, the infection results in freakish deformities of varying degrees.
He pumped up to a freakish 209 lbs.

"I know I'm a terrible hitter," Myers said, "but I really can't explain it. It was like one of those freakish things that I was able to lay off some good pitches that he made and extend his pitch count."
on Oct 2, 2008 By: Brett Myers Source: MLB.com
"It's the great thing about this game," Nets Coach Lawrence Frank said. "These players are so talented, they make freakish shots. Not that it'sa rehearsed shot. I don't know if Devin's doing it in the gym, but the basketball gods were with us...
on Feb 23, 2009 By: Lawrence Frank Source: New York Times
"I am quite shocked and distressed at Steve Irwin's sudden, untimely and freakish death," Mr Howard told reporters.
on Sep 4, 2006 By: John Howard Source: Sydney Morning Herald