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upsetting
[ uhp-set-ing ]
upsetting
/ ÊŒ±èˈ²õÉ›³Ùɪŋ /
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
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of upsetting1
Example Sentences
"Specialist officers are supporting Kaliyah's family through this deeply upsetting time and our thoughts go out to all those impacted by what has happened."
"It was very upsetting when there was nothing more that I could do and there's nothing we could have done to prevent it," he said.
The school said it had "sought advice from police" after a "high volume of direct correspondence and public social media posts" that it said had become upsetting for staff, parents and governors.
Despite finding it upsetting, he says he was able to get through it by thinking on a global scale.
It's a bit upsetting, he says, because it's the only house his sons, aged seven and four, have known.
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