Panic and Stampede

Panic

Panic verb - To strike with fear.

Stampede is a synonym for panic in activity topic. In some cases you can use "Stampede" instead the word "Panic" as a verb or a noun, when it comes to topics like bolt, become, extreme fright.

Nearby Word: panicky

Stampede

Stampede verb - Cause to run in panic.
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Synonyms for Stampede

Panic is a synonym for stampede in activity topic. You can use "Panic" instead the word "Stampede" as a noun or a verb, if it concerns topics such as charge, bolt, rush of animals.

Nearby Words: stampeded, stampeding

How words are described

actual actual panic actual stampede
entire entire panic entire stampede
real real panic real stampede
massive massive panic massive stampede
Other adjectives: large, big, minor, mad, ensuing.

Common collocations

enemy panic enemy stampede enemy

Both words in one sentence

  • Literature / The Relic His actions directly lead to the discovery of a body in the exhibit by a packed crowd of people, which then panic and stampede out the bottleneck, killing at least a dozen people in the panic.
  • Everything's Better with Cows Turns out they are actually sapient (and speak with thick midwestern American Accents), and simply easily panic and stampede (one of them had seen a snake).
  • Furry Reminder As a side-effect of this, it is very easy for ponies to pick up on their fellowsÂ’ fear pheromones, causing them to panic in turn, causing a chain reaction that can easily lead to a stampede.
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