panicky 的 4 个定义
- a sudden overwhelming fear, with or without cause, that produces hysterical or irrational behavior, and that often spreads quickly through a group of persons or animals.
- an instance, outbreak, or period of such fear.
- Finance. a sudden widespread fear concerning financial affairs leading to credit contraction and widespread sale of securities at depressed prices in an effort to acquire cash.
- Slang. someone or something that is considered hilariously funny: The comedian was an absolute panic.
- of the nature of, caused by, or indicating panic: A wave of panic buying shook the stock market.
- suddenly destroying the self-control and impelling to some frantic action.
- of or relating to the god Pan.
pan·icked, pan·ick·ing.
- to affect with panic; terrify and cause to flee or lose self-control.
- Slang. to keep highly amused.
pan·icked, pan·ick·ing.
- to be stricken with panic; become frantic with fear: The herd panicked and stampeded.
panicky 近义词
afraid
panicky 的近义词 47 个
- anxious
- apprehensive
- discouraged
- distressed
- fearful
- frightened
- horrified
- intimidated
- nervous
- perplexed
- perturbed
- scared
- shocked
- spooked
- startled
- timid
- abashed
- aghast
- alarmed
- aroused
- blanched
- cowardly
- cowed
- daunted
- disheartened
- dismayed
- disturbed
- faint-hearted
- fearsome
- frozen
- funky
- have cold feet
- in awe
- panic-stricken
- petrified
- rattled
- run scared
- scared stiff
- scared to death
- stunned
- suspicious
- terrified
- terror-stricken
- timorous
- trembling
- upset
- worried
panicky 的反义词 9 个
更多panicky例句
- As a woman in her early 60s with diabetes and a history of stress-induced asthma, the early months of the pandemic were peaks of panic and exhaustion for every 12-hour shift my mother put on the clock.
- Don’t panic, though—there are still plenty of other things you can do.
- The Houstons, both in their early sixties, were not the kind of people to panic in the face of an emergency.
- When the boy saw his former teacher, he panicked and ran away.
- Oh, and she never ever panics after a stock market meltdown.
- It's a panicky move coming amid a deluge of corruption allegations a week before key elections.
- “He was embarrassed and panicky and apologized and said ‘I wanted to see if I could get myself free,’” she told the court.
- You heard the panicky tones of operatives flooded with calls from the field about technical snafus and mass confusion.
- There is also no reason for a panicky Islamophobic response.
- People get panicky, they're afraid to stay the course, so they start selling.
- He turned quickly and made off into the woods, followed by a loud, daunting laugh which spurred his pace to a panicky gallop.
- She had an instant of hesitation, of an almost panicky desire to go back and repair her folly, ere it was too late.
- What was coming in was uniformly excited, some panicky, and all in fairly standard Lingua Terra.
- She had a drooping Southern accent, and a manner which fluctuated between arch audacity and fits of panicky hauteur.
- But, if you can collect and arrange your gray brain matter, and suppress all panicky feeling, it is easily got along with.