panic|panicked|panicking|panics in English

verb

[pan·ic || 'pænɪk]

be overcome with extreme fright, be stricken with panic, be alarmed; make a person feel panic

Use "panic|panicked|panicking|panics" in a sentence

1. Amycus was panicking, and panicked people are likely to ramble

2. And instead of panicking, he just stopped.

3. Maybe I panicked.

4. You fucking panicked!

5. He panicked over this accident.

6. The thunder panicked the horses.

7. The rebels panicked and fled.

8. The unsub fears riley will talk, panics, weighs his options...

9. Manias, Panics and Crashes: A History of Financial Crises (5th ed.).

10. Panicked marchers and onlookers ran for cover.

11. The dominant one wouldn't have panicked like that.

12. Guests panicked and screamed when the bomb exploded.

13. It's the one-off thug who normally panics and lashes out.

14. Along these lines, psychologist Alan Goldstein reports: “We teach agoraphobic patients to relax, to use breath control and to stop their panicking thoughts and focus on the ‘here and now’ to help them deal with panic attacks.”

15. The banks were panicked into selling sterling.

16. Panics are relatively rare for ACPI and are the top priority to be fixed.

17. When the parachute didn't open I just panicked.

18. The clown panicked the audience with a gag.

19. Don't panic!

20. The banks were panicked into selling dollars.

21. Everyone panicked[sentencedict .com], and people started screaming.

22. Wildly, aimlessly, madly, frantically, confusedly Panicking Blindly they stumbled towards the exit.

23. Most people have natural buoyancy, and will readily stay afloat if panicking is avoided.

24. After panicking, Pierce regained control and worked at getting himself out of the situation.

25. When Wei's theft is discovered, he panics and holds Wu's sister at knifepoint.