Fluster

Pronunciation: /ˈflʌstər/

Fluster (verb)

  1. to make someone feel confused or nervous, especially in a busy situation.

Examples

  • The unexpected question flustered the speaker.
  • Loud noises can fluster the animals.

Common collocations: fluster someone, easily flustered, in a fluster, cause a fluster

Fluster (noun)

  1. a state of being nervous or confused, often due to pressure or stress.

Examples

  • She was in a fluster before the interview.
  • The unexpected news caused a fluster in the office.

Synonyms of Fluster

Neutral

Informal

Antonyms of Fluster

  • — When describing a state of tranquility.
  • — When referring to reducing agitation.