cause a flutter

Frequency: 5.52.5 per million words

To make someone feel nervous or excited.

flutterVERB + flutter

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Examples (10)

  • The surprise announcement of a bonus is sure to cause a flutter among the staff.
  • The actor's unexpected appearance at the local cafe caused quite a flutter.
  • His controversial speech will undoubtedly cause a flutter in the media.
  • The news of the company merger has caused a flutter of anxiety in the department.
  • The mere mention of his name was enough to cause a flutter in her heart.
  • A sudden change in the schedule might cause a flutter with the attendees.
  • The rumors spreading through the office were causing a flutter of speculation.
  • Her latest fashion choice caused a flutter at the awards ceremony.
  • If the CEO resigns, it will cause a significant flutter on the stock market.
  • The unexpected policy change is expected to cause a flutter among investors.