Synonyms for upending
up·end·ing

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1. inversion, upendingnoun

   turning upside down; setting on end

   Synonyms:
   everting, inversion, anastrophe, sexual inversion, eversion

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1. Nancy Northup:

   We are devastated that the Supreme Court has refused to block a law that blatantly violates Roe v. Wade. Right now, people seeking abortion across Texas are panicking — they have no idea where or when they will be able to get an abortion, if ever. Texas politicians have succeeded for the moment in making a mockery of the rule of law, upending abortion care in Texas, and forcing patients to leave the state — if they have the means — to get constitutionally protected healthcare. This should send chills down the spine of everyone in this country who cares about the constitution.

2. Lakshheish M Patel:

   Bastxrd SBI securities did not allow the traders to punch their orders in the pre-market upending time today, This mean a big game will be played with traders today. Again warning, STOCK BROKERS ARE THE BIGGEST ENEMY OF TRADERS AND MAJORLY RESPONSIBLE FOR THEIR MONEY LOSS

3. Jerry Nadler:

   For the President to go around Congress and say 'you don't agree there's an emergency, I think there's an emergency, we're going to spend the money that you said no you won't spend' is upending democratic government, is making the President a dictator, and that's a far greater risk to our government and to our freedom than almost anything else that's going on.

4. Bob Menendez:

   With this decision President Trump is risking U.S. national security, recklessly upending foundational partnerships with key U.S. allies in Europe and gambling with Israel's security.

5. Katherine Foss:

   As we are seeing with the coronavirus today, disease can profoundly impact a community—upending routines and rattling nerves as it spreads from person to person. But the effects of epidemics extend beyond the moments in which they occur.