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panic
panic
Pronunciation:
US [ˈpænɪk]
UK ['pænɪk]
n.
Alarm panic; nervous; panic situation
v.
In a panic
adj.
Panic, (panic) for no reason; excessive; God of shepherds
Web
The jitters; fear; fear
Synonyms
alarm
alarum
anxiety
dread
fearfulness
fright
horror
fear
scare
terror
trepidation
Definitions in English
n.
1.
a
sudden
strong
feeling
of
fear
or
worry
that
makes
you
unable
to
think
clearly
or
calmly
2.
a
situation
in
which
a
lot
of
people
are
hurrying
to
do
or
get
something
because
they
are
frightened
or
worried
;
used
about
things
that
people
do
when
they
are
frightened
or
worried
v.
1.
to
have
a
sudden
strong
feeling
of
fear
or
worry
and
be
unable
to
think
clearly
or
calmly
or
decide
what
to
do
;
to
make
someone
feel
great
fear
or
worry
so
that
they
cannot
think
clearly
or
decide
what
to
do
Other Forms
adj.
panicky
pt.
panicked
pp.
panicked
ppr.
panicking
3sg.
panics
Idioms
push
the
panic
button
Example Sentences
A
panic
selfishness,
like
that
produced
by
fear.
Source: R. L. Stevenson
A
radio
dramatisation
of
H.
G.
Wells's
'War
of
the
Worlds'
panicked
thousands
throughout
America.
Source: Daily Telegraph
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