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Definition of fluttery - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionfeeling nervous or excited
- She felt fluttery before the performance.
2.
quick movementmoving lightly and quickly
- Her fluttery dance captivated the audience.
3.
substanceRare light or insubstantialRare
- The dress was made of fluttery fabric.
Origin of fluttery
English, flutter (wave rapidly) + -y (characterized by)
Terms with fluttery included in their meaning
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nervousness
fluttery feeling in the abdomen
emotion
feel a fluttery tight feeling in the stomach from nerves or excitement
emotion
excited or nervous in a fluttery way
Examples of fluttery in a sentence
The fluttery sensation in her stomach was hard to ignore. The butterfly's fluttery wings were mesmerizing. Her fluttery movements made her look like she was floating. Her scarf had a fluttery quality in the breeze. The curtains gave the room a fluttery ambiance.
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- French:fébrile, agile, ...
- German:nervös, flatternd, ...
- Italian:agitato, leggero, ...
- Spanish:nervioso, ligero, ...
- Portuguese:nervoso, ligeiro e rápido, ...
- Chinese:忐忑不安的, 轻快的, ...
- Japanese:そわそわした, ひらひらした, ...
- Arabic:مُتَوَتِّر, مُرْفْرِف, ...
- Hebrew:מְפַרְפֵּר, מְרַפְרֵף, ...
- Russian:взволнованный, лёгкий и быстрый, ...
- Ukrainian:тремтливий, трепетний, ...
- Hindi:घबराया हुआ, फड़फड़ाता हुआ, ...
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