panics Synonyms
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- disturbs
- floors
- makes-one-s-flesh-creep
- bowls-over
- shakes-up
- unsettles
- awes
- dispirits
- demoralizes
- disquiets
- appalls
- jolts
- disconcerts
- daunts
- upsets
- undoes
- amazes
- dismays
- gives-one-the-creeps
- worries
- scarifies
- discomforts
- unstrings
- distracts
- unmans
- unnerves
- distresses
- perturbs
- astounds
- emasculates
- makes-one-s-flesh-crawl
- appals
panics Meaning
panics
a sudden widespread fright concerning financial affairs that results in a depression of values caused by extreme measures for protection of property (such as securities), a sudden widespread fright concerning financial affairs causing hurried selling and a sharp fall in prices, acute extreme anxiety, a sudden overpowering fright, to cause to laugh uproariously, acute, extreme anxiety, to be affected with panic, someone or something that is very funny, a sudden overpowering fright especially without reasonable cause, to affect with panic, of, relating to, or resembling the mental or emotional state believed induced by the god Pan, to affect or be affected with panic, of, relating to, or arising from a panic, of or relating to the god Pan, a sudden unreasoning terror often accompanied by mass flight, extreme anxiousness
panics Sentence Examples
- The students panics when they realized they had left their textbooks at home.
- The pilot panics as the plane enters a sudden nosedive.
- The hiker panics when they lose their way in the dense forest.
- The driver panics when their car swerves off the road.
- The crowd panics as a bomb threat is announced in the stadium.
- The child panics when they can't find their parents in the supermarket.
- The patient panics when they see blood during their surgery.
- The soldier panics when they come under enemy fire for the first time.
- The hostage panics when their captors threaten to harm them.
- The politician panics when a scandal breaks out that could ruin their career.
FAQs About the word panics
a sudden widespread fright concerning financial affairs that results in a depression of values caused by extreme measures for protection of property (such as se
startles,scares, frightens, terrifies,shocks, terrorizes, horrifies, spooks, alarums, shakes
cheers,reassures, assures, comforts, consoles,soothes, inspires, encourages, emboldens, steels
The students panics when they realized they had left their textbooks at home.
The pilot panics as the plane enters a sudden nosedive.
The hiker panics when they lose their way in the dense forest.
The driver panics when their car swerves off the road.
