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weirded out

ADJECTIVE

frantic

Synonyms

STRONGEST

agitated angry delirious distraught frenetic frenzied furious hectic mad overwrought weird

STRONG

distracted distressed

WEAK

at wit's end berserk beside oneself corybantic crazy deranged excited flipped-out fraught freaked-out hot and bothered hot under the collar hyper in a stew in a tizzy insane out of control rabid raging raving shook-up unglued unscrewed unzipped violent wigged out wild wired worked-up zonkers

Antonyms

STRONGEST

balanced calm collected happy normal pleased sane

WEAK

composed docile peaceful tranquil

ADJECTIVE

frenetic

Synonyms

STRONGEST

frantic frenzied furious obsessive

WEAK

corybantic delirious demented distraught excited fanatical furibund hyper in a lather insane lost it mad overwrought phrenetic rabid unbalanced unscrewed wigged out wild wired

Antonyms

STRONGEST

calm peaceful

WEAK

balanced

ADJECTIVE

madding

Synonyms

STRONGEST

frantic

WEAK

agitated angry at wit's end berserk beside oneself corybantic crazy delirious deranged distraught excited flipped-out fraught freaked-out frenetic frenzied furious hectic hot and bothered hot under the collar hyper hysterical in a stew in a tizzy insane mad out of control overwrought panic-stricken rabid raging raving shook-up unglued unscrewed unzipped violent weird wigged out wild wired worked-up zonkers

Example Sentences

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He stuck around and they came into the house and they were so weirded out.

From Los Angeles Times • Dec. 5, 2024

She described how she felt "weirded out and flattered at the same time".

From BBC • Nov. 11, 2024

But even that guy is a little weirded out.

From Slate • Sep. 2, 2023

“I was so weirded out because no one has ever treated us that good that didn’t know us,” Lopez said.

From Washington Post • Jan. 25, 2023

Like, confused, and weirded out, and skeptical, and yes, I can't front, a little excited.

From "Patina" by Jason Reynolds