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Meanings of panic in anglès

portuguès
medo
català
terror
espanyol
terror

An overwhelming feeling of fear and anxiety.

terror
portuguès
panico
català
pànic
espanyol
pánico

Sudden mass fear and anxiety over anticipated events.

pànic
Usage of panic in anglès
1
Result: panic at Fox News due to the potential loss of advertising.
The Guardian
2
However, the SNP said the opinion polls were causing Labour to panic.
BBC
3
I need to solve a problem right now, or I will panic.
Divergent
4
A panic approach and response to anything does not help, he said.
News.com.au
5
We really can't risk the prospect of a general panic right now.
The Neutronium Alchemist
6
That's your name, right?' Stafford said, his voice suddenly falsetto with panic.
Lockdown
7
The Cape Town water crisis is starting to reach peak panic mode.
The South African
8
You don't panic, you just gather data and deal with the situation.
Woken furies
9
This year, I began having major panic attacks and more suicidal thoughts.
The Guardian
10
The police and prosecutors involved in the case went into a panic.
The monster of florence
11
She had a great deal of experience keeping such panic at bay.
The irish warrior
12
We conceded a goal in 10 minutes of panic, the Italian said.
Reuters
13
Unfortunately, I tend to dissociate in order to avoid having panic attacks.
The Guardian
14
As infection rates accelerated throughout the region, fear and panic set in.
Reuters
15
Hundreds of people were seen fleeing in panic, a Reuters witness said.
Reuters
16
On the plus side, he didn't panic in the Global Financial Crisis.
Radio NZ
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Panic across language varieties
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Common
South Africa
Common
Canada
Common
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