a sudden state of overwhelming fear or anxiety, often affecting a group and leading to irrational behavior

to feel sudden fear and anxiety, leading to a loss of composure

panicked and confused in mind or behavior

acting in a great rush or in a flurry, often due to urgency or being flustered

feeling or showing agitation, hurry, or confusion

to lose one's head out of fear

to be flustered, nervous, or panicked

calm; unhurried; composed

to become flustered, restless, or lose one's composure

confused and rattled; to lose one's composure due to anxiety or panic

flustered; in a panic

to become flustered or lose one's presence of mind

to become alarmed or feel panic, often due to a sudden or urgent situation

to go pale in panic (idiom)

(of a group of people) to run about helplessly in a state of chaos

in a panicked, frantic, or extremely hurried manner

feeling frightened or causing a sense of dread, especially due to something eerie or unnerving