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28 June
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What is the difference between I'm flustered. and I'm rushed. and I'm rushing. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
What is the difference between I'm flustered. and I'm rushed. and I'm rushing. ?Feel free to just provide example sentences.
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Flustered is to be agitated or confused. “When I over schedule my day I tend to get flustered while trying to complete everything.”
Rushed is to have to finish something when you are short of time and you do it hurriedly. “A rushed job”
Rushing is to move quickly, with urgent haste. “I’m Rushing to get from one place to another.”
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Flustered is to be agitated or confused. “When I over schedule my day I tend to get flustered while trying to complete everything.”
Rushed is to have to finish something when you are short of time and you do it hurriedly. “A rushed job”
Rushing is to move quickly, with urgent haste. “I’m Rushing to get from one place to another.”
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