How Do You Spell PANICS?

Pronunciation: [pˈanɪks] (IPA)

The word "Panics" is spelled with a "p" sound followed by an "a" sound, represented in IPA phonetic transcription as /ˈpænɪks/. The "i" sound is short and followed by a hard "k" sound. This word refers to a sudden and overwhelming fear or anxiety that affects many people at the same time. It can be provoked by different situations such as economic crisis, natural disasters, or widespread rumors. Being familiar with the correct spelling of this term can help avoid any misunderstandings or confusion while communicating.

PANICS Meaning and Definition

1. Panics, as a noun, refer to periods of sudden and intense fear or anxiety that can grip an individual, a community, or even a whole society. It is often characterized by a collective sense of alarm and may result in a rush of reckless behavior, irrational decision-making, and a breakdown of social order. Panics typically emerge when there is a perceived threat or uncertainty that triggers a widespread loss of confidence or trust in the stability of economic, social, or political structures.

   In an economic context, panics can be described as sudden downturns or collapses in financial markets, where there is a widespread selling of assets as investors try to exit their positions simultaneously. These financial panics can lead to severe economic recessions or depressions due to a sharp decline in consumer spending, investment, and credit availability. Historical examples of such episodes include the Great Depression of the 1930s and the global financial crisis of 2008.

   Panics can also manifest themselves as individual or collective anxieties and fears, such as panic attacks or panic disorders, which are sudden and uncontrollable feelings of intense terror, often accompanied by physical symptoms like rapid heart rate, shortness of breath, and sweating. These panic episodes can be triggered by specific situations or can occur unexpectedly, causing significant distress and impairment in daily life.

   Overall, panics represent a powerful yet disruptive force, characterized by an overwhelming sense of fear and insecurity that can impact various aspects of human existence, be it in the economic, social, or individual realms.

Top Common Misspellings for PANICS *

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Etymology of PANICS

The word "panics" is derived from the noun "panic", which originated from the ancient Greek word "panikós". The Greek term "panikós" actually means "pertaining to Pan", referring to the god Pan in Greek mythology. Pan was considered a god of shepherds and flocks, forests, and rustic music, but also had a more sinister aspect associated with sudden terror and causing momentary madness.

The word "panic" in English was first used in the 17th century to describe a sudden, extreme fear or terror, often overwhelming and out of proportion to the actual threat. Over time, the term "panic" expanded its usage to refer to a state of widespread and uncontrolled fear or anxiety that can spread rapidly among a group of people. Thus, the word "panics" is the plural form of "panic", and retains the same etymological roots.

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Conjugate verb Panics

CONDITIONAL

I would panic

we would panic

you would panic

he/she/it would panic

they would panic

FUTURE

I will panic

we will panic

you will panic

he/she/it will panic

they will panic

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have panicked

we will have panicked

you will have panicked

he/she/it will have panicked

they will have panicked

PAST

I panicked

we panicked

you panicked

he/she/it panicked

they panicked

PAST PERFECT

I had panicked

we had panicked

you had panicked

he/she/it had panicked

they had panicked

PRESENT

I panic

we panic

you panic

he/she/it panics

they panic

PRESENT PERFECT

I have panicked

we have panicked

you have panicked

he/she/it has panicked

they have panicked

I am panicking

we are panicking

you are panicking

he/she/it is panicking

they are panicking

I was panicking

we were panicking

you were panicking

he/she/it was panicking

they were panicking

I will be panicking

we will be panicking

you will be panicking

he/she/it will be panicking

they will be panicking

I have been panicking

we have been panicking

you have been panicking

he/she/it has been panicking

they have been panicking

I had been panicking

we had been panicking

you had been panicking

he/she/it had been panicking

they had been panicking

I will have been panicking

we will have been panicking

you will have been panicking

he/she/it will have been panicking

they will have been panicking

I would have panicked

we would have panicked

you would have panicked

he/she/it would have panicked

they would have panicked

I would be panicking

we would be panicking

you would be panicking

he/she/it would be panicking

they would be panicking

I would have been panicking

we would have been panicking

you would have been panicking

he/she/it would have been panicking

they would have been panicking