Usage of "panic attack"

Portuguese

Catalan

A sudden attack of fear.

Russian

Portuguese

Spanish

Catalan

Period of intense fear or apprehension of sudden onset.

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Usage of panic attack in English

When you have a panic attack, it's impossible to feel that way. 
 The Guardian 

She later said she had had a panic attack and got lost. 
 The Guardian 

After suffering a panic attack at a friend's house, Pendleton sought help. 
 News.com.au 

Mark didn't allow himself to have the same panic attack this time. 
 The Kill Order 

I was still struggling and one night I had a panic attack. 
 The Guardian 

I finally realized why my panic attack was coming up- Iwasnervous. 
 Suck it, wonder woman!: the misadventures of a hollywood geek 

I had a panic attack on the way home last night. 
 The Girl on the Train 

I had my first panic attack at 52 years of age. 
 The Guardian 

I like to think of the main guitar line as a panic attack. 
 Radio NZ 

I had to fight hard to prevent myself from having a panic attack. 
 God don't like ugly 

I almost had a panic attack on the way down here. 
 Divergent 

I could feel my panic attack coming on stronger than ever. 
 Suck it, wonder woman!: the misadventures of a hollywood geek 

Peter was in a restaurant when the first panic attack happened. 
 The Irish Times 

Neither panic attack frequency nor phobic avoidance at baseline predicted disability at followup. 
 Pubmed 

That's happened to me before, too, but I call it a panic attack. 
 The Guardian 

I didn't want another panic attack, but it was never up to me. 
 Nemesis 

Translations for panic attack

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Meanings of panic attack in English