upending

Speech parts

1. upending - Noun

2. upending - Verb

Meaning

turning upside down; setting on end

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My tendency for dependency Is offending me It's upending me I'm pretending see To be strong and free. Anthony Kiedis

Although his body of work has been consumed by millions, he has never let his populism overwhelm a glittering intelligence and penchant for upending expectation." Source: Internet

But rogue voters—of which there have been quite a few over the years—pick another candidate, someone who didn’t run, hoping to trigger a procedural vote in Congress, thus upending the presidential election. Source: Internet

And just as the virus has altered every facet of life in the United States, it is upending the time-honored rhythms of summer at the Jersey Shore, a 130-mile stretch of coastline that is equal parts economic engine and cultural touchstone. Source: Internet

Their romance crosses racial boundaries in a paradox to the usual white man and black or multi-racial woman, upending racial stereotypes. Source: Internet

By upending lives, it has also underlined our interconnectedness and shared destiny. Source: Internet

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