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upset

[uhp-set, uhp-set] / ʌpˈsɛt, ˈʌpˌsɛt /








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"My full potential is always going to be less than what it could have been if this wasn't there. Sometimes that does really upset me."

From BBC

The TV presenters said in a statement: "We did not mean to cause any offence with this promo video and we are sorry if it upset anyone."

From BBC

Should he upset the odds, Djokovic would finally move clear of Australia's Margaret Court to stand alone with a record number of Slam titles.

From Barron's

In launching ads, the company will have to strike a delicate balance between introducing a potentially lucrative new business without upsetting users.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Right now, some of the members are upset about ICE and we made the decision to not go ahead this week and buy some time to continue to talk,” Cole told reporters.

From Salon