Freak-out Sentence Examples

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  • Why did she freak out?

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  • I figured you'd freak out.

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  • At any minute, she'd hear him tear them apart and then, she'd freak out.

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  • Is that what made you freak out up on the mountain?

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  • We used to really freak out people who were on acid.

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  • This will also make your parents less likely to freak out.

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  • She can't see me when she wakes, she'll freak out.

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  • If the place didn't feel so much like she designed every detail, she'd freak out.

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  • Don't freak out over one or two stray negative comments, but dozens of horror stories should be enough to turn elsewhere.

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  • For even further freak-out inspiration for those around you, try the sclera lenses in Blackout, Flames, Hellfire, and Ouch.

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  • He felt reasonably sure they would not kill him, unless they got their kicks out of seeing people freak out before murdering them.

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