semipanic
/sɛmɪˈpænɪk/Definitions
1. noun
a state of partial panic or disorder, especially in a public place.
“The airport was in semipanic after the flight delay announcements were made.”
2. noun
a state of mild or moderate panic, often accompanied by a sense of urgency or alarm.
“The crowd’s semipanic when the concert was delayed caused a huge backup at the entrances.”
3. adjective
causing or characterized by a state of partial panic or disorder.
“The semipanic atmosphere in the theater added to the drama of the performance.”