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i'll freak out vs i'll definately freak out

Both phrases are correct, but they convey slightly different meanings. 'I'll freak out' is a common expression used to indicate a strong emotional reaction, while 'I'll definitely freak out' emphasizes the certainty of the reaction. The addition of 'definitely' adds emphasis to the statement.

Last updated: March 21, 2024 • 557 views

i'll freak out

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to express a strong emotional reaction.

This phrase is used to convey a sense of strong emotional response or extreme reaction to a situation.

Examples:

  • If I see a spider, I'll freak out.
  • Don't tell her the news, she'll freak out.
  • I'll freak out if I fail this test.
  • He'll freak out when he sees the mess in the kitchen.
  • She'll freak out if she finds out we lost her keys.
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  • Jul 24, 2015 ... FRIDAY OPEN THREAD: It's Almost My Birthday And I'll Freak Out If I Want To. Profile photo of Carmen Posted by Carmen on July 24, 2015 at ...
  • Lightning McQueen: I sure hope Mater isn't waiting around anywhere to scare me , because I'll freak out. [Mater jumps down and scares McQueen]: Lightning ...
  • Jul 24, 2012 ... And I'll freak out and cut off my hair. Brand new start I'll start it there. Didn't grow back for a few good years. Shed many tears, shed many tears

Alternatives:

  • I'll panic
  • I'll lose it
  • I'll go crazy
  • I'll have a meltdown
  • I'll go berserk

i'll definately freak out

This phrase is correct and emphasizes the certainty of the reaction.

This phrase is used to stress the certainty of the strong emotional reaction that will occur in a given situation.

Examples:

  • If he sees the mess, he'll definitely freak out.
  • I'll definitely freak out if I have to speak in public.
  • She'll definitely freak out when she hears the news.
  • If I fail the exam, I'll definitely freak out.
  • Don't be late, she'll definitely freak out.

Alternatives:

  • I'll absolutely freak out
  • I'll certainly freak out
  • I'll surely freak out
  • I'll without a doubt freak out
  • I'll positively freak out

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