terrified; panicked and fearful

alarmed and terrified; to become panic-stricken with fear

(idiom) a state of widespread panic and anxiety among the people; everyone is feeling terrified and uneasy

agitated and uneasy; alarmed; on tenterhooks

(idiom) used to describe a state of being extremely cautious and uneasy for fear of making a mistake; originally a formal phrase used by officials in memorials to the emperor to express reverence and awe

anxious and perplexed; feeling fearful and confused; suspicious and uneasy

to be in a state of panic or anxiety; restless with fear

panicked; flurried; in a confused hurry

to be seized with fear and lose one's presence of mind; to lose one's head out of fear or consternation

terrified and in a frantic rush; panicked and anxious

terribly panicked and fearful as if one could not last another day; to be on tenterhooks

(literary) in a state of fear and anxiety; looking terrified

to be in a state of constant anxiety and apprehension; uneasy and fearful

(literary) sad, distressed, and filled with fear or anxiety

be alarmed; flustered

(literary) filled with fear and anxiety; a state of sudden fright

ashamed and bewildered; embarrassed and apprehensive; filled with regret and fear

(idiom) with reverence and awe; extremely uneasy and fearful; in fear and trembling

terrified and at a loss as to what to do; (variant form) seized with fear and panic

to be in a flustered state; panic-stricken

to be afraid or frightened

(literary) busy and hurried; restless

to be terrified and restless; anxious and fearful

in a state of panic; anxious and uneasy

to perspire because of extreme fear or nervousness

(literary) frightened and anxious; panicked and hurried

(literary) terrified and panicking; flustered and confused by fear

in a panic; flurried

filled with extreme fear and apprehension; being in a state of great anxiety and nervousness

to terrify; to strike with fear or dread