Definition of fluster - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
agitateRare make someone agitated or confusedRare
- The rapid questions began to fluster him during the interview..
Noun
confusionRare state of confusion or agitationRare
- She was in a fluster before the exam.
Expressions with fluster
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acting in a confused or nervous way
She left the room in a fluster.
Origin of fluster
English, fluster (to confuse)
Terms with fluster included in their meaning
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panic
panicked state or fluster
Examples of fluster in a sentence
His constant interruptions fluster me during meetings. His unexpected arrival caused a fluster in the office. The sudden change in plans left him in a fluster.
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- French:déstabiliser, agitation, ...
- German:verwirren, Aufregung, ...
- Italian:confondere, agitazione, ...
- Spanish:agitar, agitación, ...
- Portuguese:desconcertar, agitação, ...
- Chinese:使慌乱, 慌乱, ...
- Japanese:慌てさせる, 混乱, ...
- Arabic:أرْبَكَ, ارْتِباك, ...
- Hebrew:לְהָבִיךְ, בִּלְבּוּל, ...
- Russian:смущать, замешательство, ...
- Ukrainian:заплутувати, замішання, ...
- Hindi:घबरा देना, घबराहट, ...
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