Adjective:

ভয়প্রাপ্ত, ভয়পূর্ণ, ভয়কাতর, ভয়প্রবণ, আতঙি্কত, আতঙ্কপীড়িত, আতঙ্কপ্রবণ, আতঙ্কপ্রসূচ, আতঙ্কগ্রস্ত, আতঙ্কিত, ভয়চকিত, ত্রাসিত,

panicky's Usage Examples:

The ensuing blast provoked Blake's soldiers into a panicky flight from the battlefield.

several incidents in which beggars and homeless men were badly assaulted by panicky crowds.

board the Francis—from the clueless captain to the psychotic XO and the panicky chaplain—had been sent there because no one else in the entire Grayson.

through a cloud of distortion, Mercury Rev foregrounded the claustrophobic, panicky unease of being trapped inside it.

Short appeared scared and panicky because of the visit.

His initial panicky behavior is presumably because he is late for the royal garden party where.

"less a novel than a collection of lighthearted barbs, gleeful clichés and panicky (but comic and brief) freakouts" but ultimately stated it was a "fluffy.

Keith says that Queeg was a coward, that he was giving panicky, conflicting orders during the typhoon, requiring Maryk to take action.

perceived value to others, which in turn could make them feel sad and panicky in their interpersonal relationships.

stir up the air are now no longer luxuries—they happen to be pitiful and panicky keys to survival.

stages of grief that Claude goes through as he denies his own passing, gets panicky, and finally comes to accept it feature some of the best acting that Mel.

Synonyms:

frightened; afraid; panic-struck; panic-stricken; panicked; terrified;

Antonyms:

unconcerned; bold; fearlessness; brave; unafraid;