upsetting (Meaning)

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upsetting (s)

causing an emotional disturbance

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Conceited; assuming; as, an upsetting fellow.

The news of the accident was deeply upsetting, leaving me in a state of shock and disbelief.
His insensitive words were extremely upsetting, causing me pain and anger.
The sight of poverty in the world is deeply upsetting, highlighting the injustices and inequalities that exist.
The recent political turmoil has been incredibly upsetting, stoking fears and divisions within society.
The loss of a loved one is one of the most upsetting experiences a person can go through.
The movie's graphic violence was too upsetting for some viewers, prompting many to leave the theater.
The child's behavior was upsetting to his teacher, who had to intervene to restore order in the classroom.
The discovery of the fraud was deeply upsetting, as it shattered our trust and confidence in the organization.
The news of the natural disaster was extremely upsetting, sparking widespread concern and sympathy.
The realization of the mistake was upsetting, but it also served as a valuable lesson for the future.

causing an emotional disturbanceConceited; assuming; as, an upsetting fellow.

unsettling, troubling, frightening,disturbing, nagging, nasty, disquieting, troublesome, discouraging,scary

settling, reassuring,reassuring, settling, comforting, soothing, comforting, calming, relaxing, soothing

The news of the accident was deeply upsetting, leaving me in a state of shock and disbelief.

His insensitive words were extremely upsetting, causing me pain and anger.

The sight of poverty in the world is deeply upsetting, highlighting the injustices and inequalities that exist.

The recent political turmoil has been incredibly upsetting, stoking fears and divisions within society.