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flustered

adjective as in agitated

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adjective as in bemused

adjective as in embarrassed

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adjective as in hot and bothered

adjective as in perturbed

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adjective as in shaken

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Ama, however, doesn’t seem discouraged or flustered by the news of her own death.

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“But—but...that is nonsense! Poppycock! There are no miserable girls at Swanburne,” Penelope said, now quite flustered.

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“Simon? I mean, Mr. Harley-Dickinson, of course. Forgive me, I am still a bit flustered from the fall. . . .”

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I’d have liked to watch her explain where she thinks she’s gone, however adorably flustered the answer.

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Lynn said he had no idea why USC’s front looked so flustered from the start against Illinois, while linebacker Eric Gentry said the situation was “the worst of the worst that we could have played.”

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