Freak out

Pronunciation: /ˈfɹik ˈaʊt/

Freak out (verb)

  1. To become very frightened or upset quickly, often showing strong emotions.
  2. To react in an extreme way because of anger, worry, or excitement, losing calm control.
  3. To respond too strongly to a situation, treating it as more serious or important than it is.

Examples

  • I freak out when the alarm starts.
  • She freaks out during emergencies.