upending
IPA: upˈɛndɪŋ
noun
- An act of overthrowing or turning over.
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Examples of "upending" in Sentences
- She made what now looks like a heroic effort, upending her life to fly home.
- The Obama campaign’s use of the Internet has been cited as playing a large role in upending how presidential races are fought.
- They are upending politics in their states, reshaping the national political debate and, in some states, igniting protests:•Ohio Gov.
- Aviation regulators closed roughly 80% of European airspace during the Easter holiday, stranding millions of people and upending global commerce.
- Now, political observers say, there's little chance the embattled congressman will pursue Gracie Mansion, upending the field of hopefuls looking to replace Mr. Bloomberg.
- The courts, which believe that they are the only ones that get to reverse court decisions, might also prove hostile to the idea of upending Brand X on the mere promise of a "good reason."
- The government now is looking at unprecedented public-sector layoffs and cuts in civil-service perks, steps that could reshape Greek political culture by upending decades of cozy ties between the ruling Socialist party and a core constituency.
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