downset
the opposite of “upset”. has a positive connatation despite the prefix “down-“. which raises the question of why “upset” has a negative connotation if it begins with the prefix “up”.
i was so downset the other day because my team won the superbowl.
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- down to the short strokes
an expression that means the approach of the end of a process or task; antic-p-ting completion as the final steps are finished. the city planner announced to the audience that the park upgrade project is coming down to the short strokes as the city will open the park this weekend.
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- Draahmah
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