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upsetting
[ uhp-set-ing ]
upsetting
/ ʌˈɛɪŋ /
noun
- metallurgy the process of hammering the end of a heated bar of metal so that its width is increased locally, as in the manufacture of bolts
Word History and Origins
Origin of upsetting1
Example Sentences
Ms Amess told BBC News NI's Good Morning Ulster programme that the band's alleged comments were deeply upsetting and hurtful to her and her family.
An Idaho woman who was dragged from a Republican town hall in Coeur d'Alene in February plans to sue the county sheriff and private security firm responsible for her upsetting removal.
Warning: Contains images some people may find upsetting.
A spokesperson for the South Eastern Trust said it understood the situation was very upsetting for Mrs Wyatt and her family as well as others in similar situations.
Swiatek has also had to deal with an upsetting incident off the court, being verbally abused by an "aggressive and taunting fan" in Miami.
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