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Meanings of very upsetting in English

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Usage of very upsetting in English
1
Of course, for you, dear, Emma's funeral would have been very upsetting.
The cold light of mourning
2
It's very upsetting for them as it makes them feel so vulnerable.
Radio NZ
3
It will be brilliant, of course it will, but it's very upsetting altogether.
Nanny mcphee and the big bang
4
It is very upsetting to see him still anxious about going to school.
The Irish Times
5
She found it very upsetting, what little I told her about her future.
The Sirens of Titan
6
She says being the confidante of the rich and powerful is very upsetting.
The new yorker
7
It's been very upsetting, and we all still feel a little on edge.
Altered carbon
8
It is very upsetting news and we are all in shock, Mr Dib said.
News.com.au
9
She described it as a " very upsetting situation" for customers and staff.
News.com.au
10
So obviously it was very upsetting with what happened with this whole virus thing.
Reuters
11
Murphy and I have seen some very upsetting things together.
Summer knight
12
He had been a very upsetting visitor in many ways.
None Other Gods
13
What happened today at the lab was very upsetting.
Flowers for Algernon
14
The very fact that our fate hangs on a few American individuals is very upsetting.
The Irish Times
15
I apologize for not writing sooner, but the last few weeks have been very upsetting.
Arcadia falls
16
I won't make a huge deal out of it, but it's very upsetting and disappointing.
The Guardian
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United States of America
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