upsend Antonyms
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Meaning of upsend
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upsend (v. t.)
To send, cast, or throw up.
upsend Sentence Examples
- The hurricane's force upsent the boats in the harbor, scattering them far and wide.
- The sudden earthquake upsent the furniture in the house, leaving a chaotic mess.
- The angry teacher upsent the desk with a swift kick, sending papers flying.
- The collision of the two cars upsent both vehicles, causing extensive damage.
- The panicked horse upsent its rider, sending him tumbling into the dirt.
- The explosion upsent the building, shattering windows and sending debris hurtling through the air.
- The upsend of the economy left many people out of work and struggling to make ends meet.
- The unexpected news upsent their plans, forcing them to reconsider their options.
- The upsend of the storm caused widespread flooding, leaving many communities under water.
- The upsend of the revolution overturned the old order, bringing about a new era of political change.
FAQs About the word upsend
To send, cast, or throw up.
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The hurricane's force upsent the boats in the harbor, scattering them far and wide.
The sudden earthquake upsent the furniture in the house, leaving a chaotic mess.
The angry teacher upsent the desk with a swift kick, sending papers flying.
The collision of the two cars upsent both vehicles, causing extensive damage.
