Upset
Wheel
Wheel verb - To change the course or direction of (something).
How words are described
| right | right upset | right wheel |
| original | original upset | original wheel |
| massive | massive upset | massive wheel |
| large | large upset | large wheel |
| Other adjectives: huge, little. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- The Big Bad seeks to destroy the Wheel of Time, which would upset the status quo.
Source: Status Quo Is God - During the Last Battle in The Wheel of Time, Demandred wants more than anything to kill Rand Al'Thor(the re-incarnation of his old rival Lews Therin) and makes it very clear he will be very upset if anyone tries to take that away from him.
Source: Leave Him to Me -
Ushio was so upset about the first two times he lost to Yusei, that the third time they dueled, when it became obvious he was about to lose again, he resorted to the most obvious of cheating methods to take his opponent out - ramming him with his D-Wheel.
Source: Sore Loser
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