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very upset
adjective as in beside oneself
Example Sentences
People seem very upset about the idea that the government is spending money spraying bobcat pee on rats, but here’s the thing: There are many rodent studies that waft bobcat pee, cat hair, fox odor, and more at mice.
She said her husband was "very, very upset" for a long time afterwards and wanted to sue Mr MacKenzie, claiming the treatment had made his injury worse.
“It gets people very upset to think of these rich individuals flying around with no regard to their carbon footprint. I think it deserves some attention, but also it may be a distraction from some of the much bigger problems out there,” he said.
The experience left her son "very upset", she says.
Trump was very upset about this, which is just one of several indicators that he was aware of and supported the fake elector scheme.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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