| cause panic | 15.60 | The chanting caused a panic. | ||
| create panic | 6.06 | The news created panic. | ||
| spark panic | 4.41 | The slayings had sparked panic in this city. | ||
| trigger panic | 3.29 | The arrests triggered panic in corporate circles. | ||
| spread panic | 2.90 | Is this more likely to spread panic? | ||
| prevent panic | 1.58 | The action helped prevent any panic. | ||
| avoid panic | 1.51 | But panic was also avoided. | ||
| sow panic | 0.79 | Experts say its primary purpose is to sow panic. | ||
| provoke panic | 0.66 | A recent injury scare over the Fenerbahce goalkeeper provoked national panic. | ||
| report panic | 0.66 | But no panic was reported. | ||
| induce panic | 0.46 | Again he was charged with inducing panic, public intoxication, and resisting arrest. | ||
| fuel panic | 0.39 | News of the episode was spread on the Internet, fueling panic. | ||
| stem panic | 0.39 | One industry official called for measures to stem consumer panic. | ||
| feel panic | 0.33 | Now, you feel true panic. | ||
| prompt panic | 0.33 | Andrew struck on a Monday morning, prompting pre-storm panic through the weekend. | ||
| quell panic | 0.33 | Experts are trying to quell any panic. | ||
| send panic | 0.33 | The bill sent a panic through the industry. | ||
| fight panic | 0.26 | In September, Nina El-Tobgy, the owner, was fighting panic. | ||
| incite panic | 0.26 | Cuomo responded by saying the new poll results were inciting panic in the Pataki campaign. | ||
| produce panic | 0.26 | Irrational thinking produces panic. |