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score

[skawr, skohr] / skɔr, skoʊr /


NOUN
musical arrangement
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All seven goals were scored in the second half of that match, with England not finding a breakthrough in Antalya until the 47th minute.

From BBC

There are scores of American towns that we think could offer a similar palette of easily accessible amenities for an aging person—places where we could find community over time.

From The Wall Street Journal

Texas Roadhouse has some of the highest customer satisfaction scores among sit-down chains, notable for a brand that has changed little over the years, according to market-research firm Technomic.

From The Wall Street Journal

James, who scored 16 points in Thursday's loss, appeared to injure his left elbow in the fourth quarter, after he was shunted off the court and landed on the legs of a cameraman.

From Barron's

This measure distinguished individuals with high and low Charlson Comorbidity Index scores, a widely used metric that estimates how additional health conditions affect a person's risk of death.

From Science Daily