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upset

Definition for upset

verb as in defeat

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Example Sentences

"Everything we do will always upset a small group of people but you just have to move forward," he said.

From BBC

"At school, children have less control. They're around peers, don't have their own space, are forced to follow someone else's schedule, and they can't avoid things that make them upset," Clark said.

"It was quite striking and surprising and upsetting for most people there."

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She said on one occasion, when Betty had needed to attend her doctor's surgery, she was so upset she had to be given medication.

From BBC

When the Irishman started becoming visibly upset, his campmates offered their support.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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