Put out and Upset

Put out

Put out adjective - Subjected to and reacting with irritation.
Usage example: he gets put out if anyone disturbs his dinner

Upset is a synonym for put out. In some cases you can use "Upset" instead the word "Put out" as a verb or an adjective.

Upset

Upset verb - To trouble the mind of; to make uneasy.
Usage example: the smallest things can upset us if we're already stressed

Put out is a synonym for upset. Sometimes you can use "Put out" instead the word "Upset" as a verb or an adjective.

Nearby Word: upsetting

Both terms in one sentence

  • When Disney/Buena Vista put out their release plans for the home video and DVD release of Princess Mononoke fans were upset that the DVD would not include a subtitled Japanese track.
  • Not Me This Time: Mojo Jojo is quite upset, annoyed and put out when everyone assumes he must be part of the Big Fire attack on prom night — especially since it preempts, upstages, and ruins the plan he did have to attack the girls at their graduation!
  • Friend Versus Lover Rom Com Gavin and Stacey has this in spades, with newlywed Essex boy Gavin Shipman discovers his marriage to Stacey West has really upset the dynamic of his best friend Smithy, who feels put out, neglected and abandoned by his buddy, and isn't shy about indicating this.
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