panic-stricken

I was panic-stricken at his words, and could not look at him without trembling.

Panic-stricken by Bassenge's report, he was all for the direct method.

The popular party were panic-stricken, and stirred neither hand nor foot.

The panic-stricken face, that met his, paralyzed him for the moment; then he laughed.

She whispered this thought to Helen, and her friend was panic-stricken again.

I was panic-stricken, faint with fear; but some instinct had made me hold on desperately.

The whole place seemed to be alive, panic-stricken, frenzied with fear.

For a few minutes he crouched in shadow, too panic-stricken to move.

He threw himself backward, then stood for a moment, panic-stricken.

"Oh, I don't know," returned Johnnie, refusing to get panic-stricken.