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panic-strike

panic-strike verb: to elicit feelings of panic in someone or something.

Verb

panic-strike (third-person singular simple present panic-strikes, present participle panic-striking, simple past panic-struck, past participle panic-stricken)

  1. (transitive) To elicit feelings of panic in someone or something.

Forms of panic-strike

third-person singular presentpanic-strikes
present participlepanic-striking
pastpanic-struck
past participlepanic-stricken

Questions about panic-strike

What does panic-strike mean?
Panic-strike means to elicit feelings of panic in someone or something.
What part of speech is panic-strike?
Panic-strike is a verb.
What is the past tense of panic-strike?
The past tense of panic-strike is panic-struck.

Words near panic-strike in the dictionary

  1. panic-buys
  2. panic-disordered
  3. panic-monger
  4. panic-mongers
  5. panic-stricken
  6. panic-strike
  7. panic-strikes
  8. panic-striking
  9. panic-struck
  10. panical
  11. panically

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