groupfear

noun
UK /ˈɡruːpfɪə/
US /ˈɡruːpfɪr/

A feeling of being scared that happens when you are with a lot of people.

The loud crowd gave her groupfear, so she held her mom's hand.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. The worry a whole team feels together before a big event.

The team's groupfear faded once the game began.

3. A shared fear that spreads among friends in a scary place.

In the dark cave, groupfear made everyone whisper.

4. Nervousness about speaking in front of a class or group.

His groupfear made him forget his lines during the play.