惊慌 (jīng huāng): Panic / Alarm (Adjective) — Meaning & Stroke Order

Facing the sudden change, he forced himself to stay calm, but was extremely panicked inside.

In such a formal meeting, any display of panic is unprofessional.

Seeing the puppy run away, Xiao Ming panicked and searched everywhere.

Didn't you feel a trace of panic when you heard that loud noise just now?

Although the fire alarm sounded, the employees who had undergone multiple drills did not panic.

The sudden power outage threw the entire office into a state of panic, with everyone taking out their phones for light.

The subway suddenly braked sharply, and the carriage was instantly filled with the panicked shouts of passengers.