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sour
adjective as in bad-tasting; gone bad
adjective as in in a bad mood
verb as in alienate
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Example Sentences
Even the 2022 run ended on a sour note in the Pac-12 title game after USC lost a second time to Utah, this time with a playoff berth on the line.
Mr. Wright keeps tossing in would-be funny denunciations of the moneyed elites that are about as spicy as a bowl of sour cream.
Still, I missed the truly misanthropic lead of King’s novella, a sour bigot radicalized to see himself not just as a cog in a machine but as a spoke in a revolution.
Journalists continued to work without a new contract for the next several years, but relations with management increasingly soured.
And as with every other part of the electorate, his empty promises to fix the economy have also helped to sour many on his presidency.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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