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panic

[pan-ik] / ˈpæn ɪk /


NOUN
sudden drop in value in financial markets
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"Most people have no understanding of how to respond to a distant, unseen threat — and the resulting fear certainly triggers mass panic."

From BBC

If they wanted to survive the storm, they could not panic.

From Literature

If he could keep the two trees together, he would be able to keep Abby from panicking.

From Literature

But it is hard not to panic when one arrives at a hospital to find there is no antivenom, which happened to Ifunanya, meaning she had to go to another one.

From BBC

Her older sister Sarah was also seen by witnesses who described her as intensely distressed and panicked about Victoria.

From BBC