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panic

[pan-ik] / ˈpæn ɪk /


NOUN
sudden drop in value in financial markets
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"There are several public health issues where you feel like there are things you've got to worry about, panic about and deal with yourself, but it doesn't have to be that way," says Dr Xand.

From BBC

Someone with $25 million, or $1 billion, has no particular reason to worry unduly about daily fluctuations in the stock market, or to panic.

From MarketWatch

He said even if there were other fire exits, panicked people in unfamiliar spaces were more likely to go out the way they came in.

From BBC

Young patrons in the bar, disoriented by the smoke and panic, tried to escape through the front door, causing a crush at the exit.

From Barron's

“We’re not anywhere to be celebrating or panicked yet,” he said.

From Los Angeles Times