noun · Feelings

panic

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The meaning (definition) of the word panic

a sudden, very big feeling of fear

The word panic used in a sentence

“I felt panic when I could not find my teddy bear.”

Words that mean the opposite of panic (antonyms)

calm

How the word panic is said around the world

Frenchpanique (pah-NEEK)
Spanishpánico (PAH-nee-koh)
Mandarin恐慌 (kohng hwahng)
Hindiघबराहट (ghub-RAH-hut)
Arabicهَلَع (HAH-la)
Russianпаника (PA-ni-ka)
Portuguese (EU)pânico (PAH-nee-koo)
Portuguese (BR)pânico (PAH-nee-koh)
Japaneseパニック (pah-NEEK-koo)
GermanPanik (PAH-nik)
Urduگھبراہٹ (ghab-RAA-hut)
Punjabiਘਬਰਾਹਟ (ghub-RAA-hut)
Korean겁 (guhp)
Hebrewבֶּהָלָה (beh-hah-LAH)
Greekπανικός (pah-nee-KOHS)
Dutchpaniek (pah-NEEK)
Tagalogpagkataranta (pahg-kah-tah-RAHN-tah)
Vietnamesehoảng loạn (hwang LWAHN)
Turkishpanik (pah-NEEK)
Persianوحشت (vah-SHAT)
Polishpanika (pah-NEE-kah)
Ukrainianпаніка (PAH-nee-kah)
Bengaliআতঙ্ক (ah-TONG-koh)
Swedishpanik (pah-NEEK)
Italianpanico (PAH-nee-koh)

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