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Discover LudwigThe phrase "was upset with" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you want to describe someone as being displeased or angry with something or someone. For example: Sarah was upset with her brother for not coming to her graduation.
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Maddon was upset with the previous pitch.
Mr. Spitzer was upset with the decision.
He was upset with himself.
A-Rod was upset with the delay.
So she was upset with him?
"I was upset with that," he said.
He was upset with me afterward".
Gay Shaw was upset with her son's career choice.
I was upset with most of the content.
Shock Coach Bill Laimbeer was upset with the officiating.
Like many players, Norman was upset with the pin placements.
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