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Causing an emotional disturbance.
disconcerting
displeasing
1
You may believe that an
upsetting
situation is responsible for your feelings.
2
Warning: This story includes content that may be
upsetting
to some people.
3
The more
upsetting
or dangerous a situation was, the cooler he became.
4
Hashtag activism turned into real action,
upsetting
the existing balance of power.
5
It was a distressing and
upsetting
time for everyone involved, she said.
6
Mr Timmermans has now said he regrets the remark and
upsetting
families.
7
You can deal with them without
upsetting
anyone's belief systems too badly.
8
It's not nice
upsetting
people, but it was bound to happen, really.
9
The tallest of the three whirled,
upsetting
his drink in the process.
10
It got to a point where it started
upsetting
audiences in Germany.
11
It's particularly
upsetting
because I've always held him in the greatest esteem.
12
In some cases, there's nothing you can do to avoid
upsetting
customers.
13
Of course, for you, dear, Emma's funeral would have been very
upsetting
.
14
It's
upsetting
that he never felt he wanted to go back home.
15
At last the conversation turned jestingly upon the
upsetting
of the shelf.
16
What concerned him was that she might say something
upsetting
to Sean.
upsetting
·
very upsetting
most upsetting
so upsetting
too upsetting
avoid upsetting