1. causing someone to become confused, nervous, or agitated

1. present participle of fluster; making someone confused or agitated

Examples

• The flustering noise from the construction site made it hard to concentrate.
• She found the interviewer’s rapid-fire questions quite flustering.
• The teacher was flustering the students with too many instructions at once.
• His flustering behavior during the presentation made everyone uncomfortable.
• The unexpected changes to the schedule were flustering for the entire team.
• Stop flustering me with all these demands at once!