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Synonyms for "flurry" in English

Summary

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flurry:
- hurry; bustle; flurry
- stir; hustle; fuss; bustle; ado; flurry; snow flurry
- confuse; put off; disconcert; flurry

English

Detailed Synonyms for flurry in English

flurry:

flurry

flurry
hurry; bustle; flurry
- hurry
- bustle
- flurry

flurry [the ~] nom

the flurry

– a rapid active commotion ¹
the stir; the hustle; the fuss; the bustle; the ado; the flurry
– a rapid active commotion ¹
- stir [the ~] nom
- hustle [the ~] nom
- fuss [the ~] nom
- bustle [the ~] nom
- ado [the ~] nom
- flurry [the ~] nom
the flurry

– a light brief snowfall and gust of wind (or something resembling that) ¹
the flurry; the snow flurry
– a light brief snowfall and gust of wind (or something resembling that) ¹
- flurry [the ~] nom
  - there was a flurry of chicken feathers¹
- snow flurry [the ~] nom

flurry verbe

flurry

– cause to feel embarrassment ¹
to confuse; to put off; disconcert; flurry
– cause to feel embarrassment ¹
- confuse verbe (confuses, confused, confusing)
  - The constant attention of the young man confused her¹
- put off verbe (puts off, put off, putting off)
- disconcert verbe
- flurry verbe
flurry

– move in an agitated or confused manner ¹
flurry
– move in an agitated or confused manner ¹
- flurry verbe

Related Words for "flurry":

flurried

Alternate Synonyms for "flurry":

bustle; hustle; ado; fuss; stir; commotion; din; ruction; ruckus; rumpus; tumult
snow flurry; snow; snowfall
move
confuse; disconcert; put off; embarrass; abash

Related Definitions for "flurry":

a rapid active commotion¹
a light brief snowfall and gust of wind (or something resembling that)¹
- there was a flurry of chicken feathers¹
cause to feel embarrassment¹
move in an agitated or confused manner¹

Related Synonyms for flurry

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