Definition of the verb : to upset

1° disturb the peace of mind of; afflict with mental agitation or distress 2° bring disorder to 3° disturb the balance or stability of 4° defeat suddenly and unexpectedly 5° form metals with a swage 6° move deeply 7° cause to lose one's composure 8° cause to overturn from an upright or normal position 9° make angry

Indicative Simple present I upset you upset he upsets we upset you upset they upset Present progressive/continuous I am upsetting you are upsetting he is upsetting we are upsetting you are upsetting they are upsetting Simple past I upset you upset he upset we upset you upset they upset Past progressive/continuous I was upsetting you were upsetting he was upsetting we were upsetting you were upsetting they were upsetting Present perfect simple I have upset you have upset he has upset we have upset you have upset they have upset Present perfect progressive/continuous I have been upsetting you have been upsetting he has been upsetting we have been upsetting you have been upsetting they have been upsetting Past perfect I had upset you had upset he had upset we had upset you had upset they had upset Present perfect progressive/continuous I had been upsetting you had been upsetting he had been upsetting we had been upsetting you had been upsetting they had been upsetting Future I will/shall upset you will upset he will upset we will/shall upset you will upset they will upset Future progressive/continuous I will/shall be upsetting you will be upsetting he will be upsetting we will/shall be upsetting you will be upsetting they will be upsetting Future perfect I will/shall have upset you will have upset he will have upset we will/shall have upset you will have upset they will have upset Future perfect continuous I will/shall have been upsetting you will have been upsetting he will have been upsetting we will/shall have been upsetting you will have been upsetting they will have been upsetting Conditional Simple I would/should upset you would upset he would upset we would/should upset you would upset they would upset Progressive I would/should be upsetting you would be upsetting he would be upsetting we would/should be upsetting you would be upsetting they would be upsetting Perfect I would/should have upset you would have upset he would have upset we would/should have upset you would have upset they would have upset Perfect progressive I would/should have been upsetting you would have been upsetting he would have been upsetting we would/should have been upsetting you would have been upsetting they would have been upsetting

Synonym of the verb : to upset

agitate - anger - baffle - bother - bowl over - bring down - capsize - confuse - disarrange - disarray - discomfit - discompose - disconcert - dislocate - disorder - disorganise - disorganize - disrupt - disturb - embarrass - fluster - incur displeasure - knock down - knock over - make a mess of - mess up - offend - overset - overthrow - overturn - perturb - pull down - push over - put into disorder - put off - put out - ruffle - shake - swage - tip over - topple - trouble - tump over - turn over - unnerve - unsettle - untune - vex - worry - confound - faze -

Some other verbs :

shrivel transport upraise befall depress foot initial engine plod contend rue rend billow energize devil sensitize scald explain fizz burl

French translation

abattre - agacer - bouleverser - chambarder - courroucer - déconcerter - déconfire - déranger - embarrasser - exaspérer - fâcher - gêner - inquiéter - irriter - mécontenter - mettre en désordre - osciller - renverser - stupéfier - tourmenter - troubler -

Realization : LB
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