panickedly

English

Adverb

panickedly (comparative more panickedly, superlative most panickedly)

1. In a panicked manner.
   • 1973, William Bloom, Getting There, page 82:

     It hit me panickedly in the face that my voice with just that one 'Yes?' had treated her like a — like a what? — a client, someone with whom I was businessing.

   • 1996, Scott M. Alexander, The people vs. Larry Flynt: the shooting script, page 35:

     Larry hides around the corner, panickedly watching.

   • 2002, John Ridley, The drift, page 91:

     And yet, with all that memory, I did nothing more than watch the boy fight and struggle and panickedly try to figure a way to keep from falling.