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upset
verb
1 to disturb or distress someone emotionally.
2 to ruin or spoil (eg plans, etc).
3 to disturb the proper balance or function of (a person's stomach or digestion).
4 to disturb something's normal balance or stability.
5 tr & intr to knock something over or overturn it.
6 to defeat or overthrow (an opponent), especially unexpectedly.
noun
1 a disturbance or disorder, eg of plans, the digestion, etc.
2 an unexpected result or outcome, eg of a contest.
adjective
1 emotionally distressed, angry or offended, etc.
2 disturbed an upset stomach .
upsetter noun .
upsetting adjective .
upsettingly adverb .
verb
1 to disturb or distress someone emotionally.
2 to ruin or spoil (eg plans, etc).
3 to disturb the proper balance or function of (a person's stomach or digestion).
4 to disturb something's normal balance or stability.
5 tr & intr to knock something over or overturn it.
6 to defeat or overthrow (an opponent), especially unexpectedly.
noun
1 a disturbance or disorder, eg of plans, the digestion, etc.
2 an unexpected result or outcome, eg of a contest.
adjective
1 emotionally distressed, angry or offended, etc.
2 disturbed an upset stomach .
upsetter noun .
upsetting adjective .
upsettingly adverb .
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