fluster (noun)

1. She walked down the runway in a fluster, unsure if her dress would hold up under the bright lights.

2. In the climax of the novel, the protagonist finds herself in a fluster as she must make a difficult decision.

3. The abstract painting depicted the artist's flustered emotions, with chaotic brushstrokes and vibrant colors.

4. In the futuristic world of the novel, the android characters have advanced human-like emotions, including fluster.

1. The unexpected assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand flustered the world and triggered the start of World War I.

2. As he got down on one knee and nervously stumbled over his words, he flustered with excitement while proposing to his long-time girlfriend.

3. The grandeur of the Gothic cathedral's towering spires and intricately designed stained glass windows never failed to fluster visitors with awe.

4. In the intense battle scene, the protagonist's powerful enemy unleashed a series of relentless attacks that flustered him, causing his fighting skills to falter momentarily.

1. In the heat of the moment, Mark's nerves flustered him as he tried to ask Sarah to be his girlfriend.

2. During the sermon, Mary became flustered when she realized she had forgotten her Bible at home.

3. In the animated show, the clumsy character always gets flustered when things don't go according to plan.

4. The professor's unexpected question left the student flustered, and he stumbled over his words in response.