Moderate as in distressed Feeling flustered or agitated, similar to being embarrassed or disconcerted. Clear All
6 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'In A Tizzy'
She became in a tizzy when she realized she had forgotten her lines on stage.
The politician was in a tizzy after the unexpected turn of events during the debate.
The bride was in a tizzy as she discovered a stain on her wedding dress just minutes before the ceremony.
The chef found himself in a tizzy when he realized the main ingredient was missing for the evening's special.
The bride-to-be was in a tizzy as she tried to coordinate the last-minute details of her wedding.
The news of the upcoming inspection put the factory workers in a tizzy as they hurried to ensure everything was in order.
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