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What is the difference between to get freaked out and to freake out ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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They can mean basically the same thing:
e.g., When I see a spider, I get freaked out = When I see a spider, I freak out
To freak out can also mean to make someone else scared:
e.g., I like to freak my sister out by putting spiders in her room
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- English (UK)
They can mean basically the same thing:
e.g., When I see a spider, I get freaked out = When I see a spider, I freak out
To freak out can also mean to make someone else scared:
e.g., I like to freak my sister out by putting spiders in her room
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