flurried
[ flur-eed, fluhr- ]
adjective
marked by confusion or agitation.
Origin of flurried
1Other words from flurried
- un·flur·ried, adjective
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How to use flurried in a sentence
To Francesco she appeared calm and unflurried; but her knees were trembling and there was fear in her eyes.
The Hill of Venus | Nathan GallizierHe wanted to bury himself in an unknown fishing-town and associate with the simple, unflurried fisher-folk alone.
The Odds | Ethel M. DellThe boy, singularly unflurried in tone and manner, hazarded an inquiry.
The King of Diamonds | Louis TracyKathleen had passed through a good deal to look so unflurried.
The Right of Way, Complete | Gilbert ParkerWith the unflurried agility Tommy had taught her she mounted Ranlett's horse and turned him in the direction of the shack.
The Trail of Conflict | Emilie Baker Loring
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