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Definition of panic-stricken - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
emotion and actionfeeling or behaving in a wild way from extreme fear
- She looked panic-stricken when she heard the loud noise.
- The panic-stricken hikers stumbled down the slope after hearing the avalanche.
- He returned to a panic-stricken village, its residents fleeing in the dark.
Origin of panic-stricken
Greek, panikos (pertaining to Pan) + stricken (affected)
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- French:paniqué, ...
- German:panisch, ...
- Italian:in preda al panico, ...
- Spanish:aterrorizado, ...
- Portuguese:em pânico, ...
- Chinese:惊慌失措的, ...
- Japanese:パニック状態の, ...
- Arabic:مذْعُور, ...
- Hebrew:אָחוּז פַּנִיקָה, ...
- Russian:охваченный паникой, ...
- Ukrainian:охоплений панікою, ...
- Hindi:घबराया हुआ, ...
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