upset
US /ʌpˈset/
UK /ʌpˈset/
1.
2.
overturn (something) or cause it to fall over
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Be careful not to upset the vase.
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The strong winds could upset the small boat.
1.
unhappy, disappointed, or worried
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She was very upset about the news.
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Don't get upset over small things.
2.
(of a stomach or digestive system) experiencing discomfort or illness
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I have an upset stomach after eating that spicy food.
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The baby has an upset tummy.
1.
an unexpected result or decision
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The team caused a major upset by winning against the champions.
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It would be a huge upset if the underdog won the election.