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Definitions
Wiktionary
- v. present participle of panic.
Etymologies
- From French panique, terrified, from Greek Pānikos, of Pan (a source of terror, as in flocks or herds), groundless (used of fear), from Pān, Pan; see Pan.
Examples
“And at those moments, I just kept reminding myself that being scared or panicking is not going to help us.”
“This panicking is so stupid, because it always happens for the same reason: tension, or, rather, the lack there of.”
“It's all the same one dude "panicking" -- election's approaching, opponents in CD14 are mustering.”
“And as for the claims that everyone is "panicking" - where exactly is that coming from?”
“Then my sister-in-law calls panicking about me being preggers and being exposed to the chicken pox.”
“The last time I recall panicking I was choking on salt water.”
“I haven't gotten, really, nearly as many calls panicking as I thought I would have.”
“This is a government that is panicking, that is desperate and on the run, Mr. Hudak said at a campaign stop in Brantford, Ont.”
“This is a government that is panicking, that is desperate and is on the run, Mr. Hudak said at a campaign stop in Brantford, Ont.”
“There have not been any deaths or injuries, but some of the drivers are panicking, which is interfering with the assistance effort," said Denys Kostenko, a Odessa-based MES spokesman.”
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