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sour

[souuhr, sou-er] / saʊər, ˈsaʊ ər /




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This place may not be real, but Mom’s reaction is: Her relief at seeing Maggie is soured just by Maggie knowing a single Chickasaw thing.

From Literature

So then why were the sour contents of his stomach inching up his throat?

From Literature

Now, they are coming up against a price point that may further sour the mood.

From MarketWatch

Those factors contributed to Americans’ economic outlook souring in March from a month earlier, according to a University of Michigan survey released Friday.

From The Wall Street Journal

Another potential driver of the souring memory sentiment may be the fear of increased capacity, which could also lead to lower prices.

From MarketWatch