Dismay
Panic
Panic noun - The emotion experienced in the presence or threat of danger.
Usage example: the sudden sight of a grizzly bear filled the hiker with panic
Dismay is a synonym for panic in fear topic. You can use "Dismay" instead the word "Panic" as a noun or a verb, if it concerns topics such as alarm, state, fright, extreme fright. popular alternative
Nearby Word: panicky
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She shoots the driver of the SUV, causing him to slump forward on the accelerator; much to the panic and dismay of his partner.
Source: Dead Foot Leadfoot - Amy stays home to cook Thanksgiving Dinner, much to Bob and P.J.'s dismay, Teddy and Ivy work out a plan to get in line early to buy a new tablet computer at Gizmo hut, and Bob and Gabe panic over Bob's Dad dating Mrs. Dabney.
Source: Thanksgiving Episode
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Panic and Dismay. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 15, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/dismay/panic
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