flusters (Meaning)

flusters

a state of agitated confusion, to make nervous and unsure, to put into a state of agitated confusion, to make tipsy

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The unexpected question flustered her, making her fumble with her words.
The sudden interruption flustered the speaker, who momentarily lost his train of thought.
The flustered student struggled to answer the question on the spot.
The flustering experience left her feeling embarrassed and self-conscious.
His flustered demeanor betrayed the nervousness he was trying to conceal.
The flustered child rushed to explain the situation, but her words came out jumbled.
The flustering confrontation made him wish he had prepared better.
The flustered employee accidentally sent the email to the wrong person.
The flustering crowd of paparazzi made it difficult for the celebrity to navigate the event.
The flustered waiter spilled coffee all over the customer, adding to the already chaotic atmosphere.

a state of agitated confusion, to make nervous and unsure, to put into a state of agitated confusion, to make tipsy

sweats,huffs, fusses, panics, frets, dithers, pothers, lathers, piques, twitters

poises, confidences,assurances, self-confidences,self-possessions, composures, aplombs, equanimities,

The unexpected question flustered her, making her fumble with her words.

The sudden interruption flustered the speaker, who momentarily lost his train of thought.

The flustered student struggled to answer the question on the spot.

The flustering experience left her feeling embarrassed and self-conscious.