Aid
Aid verb - To provide (someone) with what is useful or necessary to achieve an end.
Upset
How words are described
| better | better aid | better upset |
| real | real aid | real upset |
| massive | massive aid | massive upset |
| great | great aid | great upset |
| Other adjectives: little, important, private, conventional, digestive. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Upset with this, Dougie goes off to find Satan for help, since his parents have bought him a game called "Satan's Little Helper", believing that his evil master will aid him.
Source: Film / Satan's Little Helper -
When someone does greatly upset him, his friends immediately come to his aid and stick up for him.
Source: Fragile Flower - The United States began a quest to find alternative energy sources (a quest they are still continuing), and from now on the country always has to balance between the two to make sure the Arab countries were not too upset by aid to Israel and vice versa.
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