become upset
Frequency: 7.817.0 per million words
to begin to feel unhappy, disappointed, or worried
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Examples (10)
- He tends to become upset whenever anyone mentions his past failures.
- The child became upset after losing his favorite toy in the park.
- It's natural to become upset when things don't go as planned.
- She became visibly upset upon hearing the news of the company's closure.
- Please try not to become upset over such small, insignificant details.
- The players became upset with the referee's controversial decision.
- If you continue to ignore her, she will likely become upset.
- Many residents became upset about the proposed construction in the neighborhood.
- He has become increasingly upset as the deadline approaches.
- Why did she become so upset during the meeting this morning?