v. 1 to disturb mentally or emotionally or physically; 2 to overturn; 3 defeat suddenly and unexpectedly; adj. causing an emotional disturbance
It was upsetting when you fell down.
It was upsetting when you fell down.
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What upsetting news did Richard receive the night before the battle?
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What was upsetting about Danny and Peg's adoptive family?
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What upsetting news did Juliana hear about her mother?
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What special day was coming up that was upsetting for Willow?
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What upsetting news does Red get about his Dad?
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Ben admitted to Mrs. Lorentz that which book was upsetting to him?
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What upsetting item does Genesis's mom find and confront her about?
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What was it about the Dunk a Klown that was so upsetting to Ray?
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When taking a walk with his father, what did Jean find was upsetting the wrens?
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Why is Freya's leaving especially upsetting to Georgie?
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What upsetting news did Cat's mother and father give her about the babies?
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At the beginning of the story, which of the following is most upsetting to Della?
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What was the first upsetting thing Emily noticed?
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What did Melanin do when he found out the upsetting news?
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disturb; bother; trouble
delight
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up-set-ting
betting
fetting
fretting
getting
jetting
letting
netting
petting
setting
sweating
vetting
wetting
abetting
begetting
besetting
forgetting
offsetting
regretting
reseting
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