Definition
Definition of flusterment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
emotionDated UK feeling of nervousness or embarrassmentDated UK
- He was in a flusterment before his big presentation.
2.
confusionDated US state of being confused or agitatedDated US
- Her unexpected arrival caused flusterment among the staff.
Origin of flusterment
English, fluster (confuse) + -ment (action)
Examples of flusterment in a sentence
His flusterment was obvious when he forgot his lines. The flusterment in the room was palpable. His sudden question led to flusterment.
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- French:nervosité, confusion, ...
- German:Nervosität, Verwirrung, ...
- Italian:nervosismo, scompiglio, ...
- Spanish:inquietud, confusión, ...
- Portuguese:nervosismo, alvoroço, ...
- Chinese:紧张, 慌乱, ...
- Japanese:緊張, 混乱, ...
- Arabic:اِرْتِبَاك, تَشَوُّش, ...
- Hebrew:מְבוּכָה, בִּלְבּוּל, ...
- Russian:нервозность, замешательство, ...
- Ukrainian:нервовість, розгубленість, ...
- Hindi:घबराहट, उलझन, ...
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