upsetter
IPA: ˈʌpsɛtɝ
noun
- One who upsets (something); a disrupter.
- A person or device that turns something upside down.
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Examples of "upsetter" in Sentences
- He had always been an upsetter of conventions, and a law unto himself.
- How, then, shall the Satanist return to his role as the upsetter of stasis?
- I know you for a cunning contriver -- an upsetter of calculations -- but no Turk.
- KING: Every time I moderate a debate on this issue they get upsetter and upsetter.
- KING: Every time I moderate a debate on this issue, they get upsetter and upsetter.
- No doubt she looked upon her with an evil eye, as being the upsetter of all her plans.
- Did anyone ever notice that in the last 100 years the only time the Democrats could win the presidency was if there was a third pary upsetter 1912, 1992
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