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Meanings of very upset in English

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Usage of very upset in English
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I am very upset by the situation, for what has happened tonight.
Reuters
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Question: My daughter is 17 years old and I am very upset.
The Irish Times
3
It was the Prime Minister all right, and he sounded very upset.
The Collected Stories of Arthur C. Clarke
4
The waitress said her manager was very upset by the racist note.
Ebony
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I don't want to fight and I know that you're very upset.
The king of lies
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Miss Teller was very upset and had words with her brother Walter.
The red door
7
Harvath could tell by the man's voice that he was very upset.
The apostle
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While his son was very upset, he said he was not intimidated.
The Guardian
9
But at the time he told me that, I was very upset.
The Life of Lazarillo of Tormes: His Fortunes and Misfortunes as...
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We were all very upset when you hanged yourself from the bridge.
Johannes cabal the necromancer
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He is very upset, and she tries to soothe him with gifts.
The new yorker
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Squire: We were very upset, very worried-fullof concern over your return.
The Unforseen Return
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I was very , very upset and angry that I had been violated.
Radio NZ
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When he learned they were from Francis' mother, he was very upset.
The new yorker
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The affected homeowners were very upset at their treatment, she said.
Radio NZ
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Senna was very upset about the safety conditions of the track.
The art of racing in the rain
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Ireland
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New Zealand
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