panicenchantment

noun
UK /ˈpænɪk.ɪnˌtʃɑːnt.mənt/
US /ˈpænɪk.ɪnˌtʃænt.mənt/

A magic spell that makes people feel sudden fear.

The wizard cast a panicenchantment, and everyone in the room started to run.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A feeling of being both scared and amazed at the same time.

She felt a strange panicenchantment as she stepped into the dark, glowing cave.

3. A trick that uses magic to make a crowd confused and frightened.

The goblin's panicenchantment sent the whole market into a noisy scramble.

4. The power to fill a place with sudden, magical fright.

The old tower was known for its panicenchantment, which kept visitors away.