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"in a flutter" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It means to be feeling anxious, excited or nervous. Example: She was in a flutter as she prepared for her first live performance. In this sentence, "in a flutter" is used to convey the feeling of nervousness and excitement that the person is experiencing before their first live performance.
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After the main course, they change the paper on your table in a flutter of origami folds.
Social happenings, like meeting the king or delivering a big legal speech, also put him in a flutter.
Redemption here comes in a flutter of snowflakes and the enduring love of a good, patient, passive woman, Solveig.
"This stunning and overpowering proposal naturally left me the whole of the evening on which I received it in a flutter of confusion," he wrote to his father.
And all around him as he goes, the Bronx explodes in a flutter of comic-books and kosher butchers, pushcart vendors and street-corner radicals.
She motorcades around in a flutter of police lights; she entourages importantly down hallways; but her plans and designs come to nothing.
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But, unnoticed by many, was a line in the acknowledgements section at the end of the article that, happily, sent one heart in particular a-flutter.
"Oxford made me," Jan wrote in Conundrum, recalling lessons attended in a "fluttering" white gown.
A woman covered in a fluttering red veil stands in the desert, vanishes and turns into a song in the air.
When birds flew up, they went by species — all the oystercatchers in a fluttering bunch, then all the dowitchers, and so on.
Sometimes you can watch a fizzy ballet when many males rise and fall in a fluttering frenzy, smashing their wings in a mess of flickering micro-violence.
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