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fluster

noun as in nervous excitement, confusion

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verb as in upset, perturb

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Bethell spent just four deliveries in the nineties but at no stage looked flustered.

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Looking flustered and frustrated throughout the tournament, her unease was evident from the start against Osaka.

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During the second set Djokovic's level dropped considerably as he looked increasingly flustered and unsteady on his feet in a humid New York.

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“When you first meet Adebayo in Season 1, she’s so flustered,” Brooks explains.

He keeps apologizing, becoming increasingly flustered and frantic.

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