Flusterated is not a word. You can be flustered or frustrated, but please don't use a made-up word that combines them. Also, frusterated is not a word either.
Along those same lines, you insure a house, boat, car, etc. You do not insure timeliness. You ensure timeliness. You can't really insure psychological states either. I wish I could sometimes, but, alas, not going to happen.
An illusion is not the same as an allusion.
'Apart' is very different than 'a part' - they are pretty much antonyms.
I'm glad I'm not an English teacher and grading essays right now. I think I would use a red pen with wild abandon.
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