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easily upset
adjective as in temperamental
Strongest matches
Example Sentences
I don’t feel any kind of weirdness here, but I’m well aware that I could easily upset the crowd by saying the wrong thing.
Examples of this include cultivating obsessive interests, being easily upset by minor changes, insisting on routines and struggling to both make and maintain eye contact.
His grade level teacher, however, told me at a conference that she doesn’t think he’s making enough effort, is easily upset and frustrated, and that he hasn’t made as much progress as she wants him to.
He said many of the kids he supports — those who get easily upset or distracted and can be disruptive in a classroom — have actually been doing better with remote learning.
According to the report, she “almost always is negative about things, is easily upset; often is sad, changes moods quickly; complains about being teased, says no one understands her, says she hates herself, says she wants to kill herself, says she wishes she were dead, seems lonely, says no one likes her...”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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