upsetter Antonyms
Meaning of upsetter
upsetter (n)
an unexpected winner; someone who defeats the favorite competitor
upsetter Sentence Examples
- The relentless downpour served as an incessant upsetter, dampening spirits and hindering plans.
- The unexpected revelation proved to be a profound upsetter, shaking the foundation of her beliefs.
- The coach's harsh criticism became an emotional upsetter, causing the team to doubt their abilities.
- The humiliating defeat acted as a significant upsetter, diminishing their sense of accomplishment.
- The unexpected financial crisis emerged as a formidable upsetter, forcing them to make drastic adjustments.
- The sudden traffic jam became a major upsetter, disrupting their schedule and causing a surge of frustration.
- The relentless pain from the injury proved to be an unbearable upsetter, hindering their daily activities.
- The sudden illness swept through the family like a ruthless upsetter, unsettling their routine and causing worries.
- The divorce proceedings acted as a traumatic upsetter, leaving a profound emotional toll on the individuals involved.
- The devastating earthquake brought chaos and became an unimaginable upsetter, leaving countless lives and communities shattered.
FAQs About the word upsetter
an unexpected winner; someone who defeats the favorite competitor
uneasy, troubled, nervous, anxious,worried,apprehensive, tense, perturbed, ill at ease, distraught
nerveless, relaxed, nerveless, relaxed, calm, sure, cool, confident, calm, collected
The relentless downpour served as an incessant upsetter, dampening spirits and hindering plans.
The unexpected revelation proved to be a profound upsetter, shaking the foundation of her beliefs.
The coach's harsh criticism became an emotional upsetter, causing the team to doubt their abilities.
The humiliating defeat acted as a significant upsetter, diminishing their sense of accomplishment.
