"freaking gosh" meaning in English

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Phrase

Forms: freaking gosh ! [canonical]
Etymology: Minced oath of the expletive fucking God! Head templates: {{head|en|phrase|head=freaking gosh!}} freaking gosh!
  1. (minced oath, euphemistic) Used to express surprise Tags: euphemistic Categories (topical): English minced oaths
    Sense id: en-freaking_gosh-en-phrase-AKnGH5Ke Categories (other): English entries with incorrect language header, English euphemisms

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