1. upsetting - Noun
2. upsetting - Adjective
3. upsetting - Verb
Derived from upset
4. upsetting - Adjective Satellite
Conceited; assuming; as, an upsetting fellow.
Source: Webster's dictionaryhis disconcerting habit of greeting friends ferociously and strangers charmingly Source: Internet
an upsetting experience Source: Internet
Against this upsetting compilation, the ensemble strongly pulls its last punch, finalizing the stark horrors of the First World War with a lasting image of crosses that stretch far beyond our scope or imagination. Source: Internet
Addiction has rarely been so palpably and convincingly portrayed on screen, with this unsettling movie painting a fascinating and upsetting picture of human self-destruction. Source: Internet
An intensely real and upsetting film, follows a man who takes his wife and daughter to the emergency room after an accident, but they seem to disappear after being taken away for treatment. Source: Internet
And U.S. Secretary of Defense Mark Esper told U.S. combatant commanders not to make decisions related to the coronavirus without checking with Washington for fear of surprising and upsetting Trump. Source: Internet