To succumb to mental or emotional stress.
1Saunders added: I didn't mean for anyone to get upset about it.
2He'd just get upset, and you didn't want to see that happen.
3When I get upset I've been known to blame everybody, including myself.
4He's worried she'll get upset or confused working with us on this.
5Do you avoid doing something because someone might get upset at you?
6We'd failed miserably, but managed not to get upset with each other.
7I'm the one to be angry and get upset But have I?
8And yet I suffer and get upset; I want to attack and defend.
9And you can't just run away from problems every time you get upset.
10Don't get upset, but your father keeps calling from New York.
11But the thing I get upset about now is the friends I lost.
12It won't help for you to get upset, pouty or have a tantrum.
13Now, I don't want you to get upset, but he's had an emergency.
14If I read it now I will only get upset all over again.
15Can one really get upset about rubber jack-o'-lanterns floating around in the sky?
16Some of us hum so other people won't get upset by our song.
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