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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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Biden also said that the United States' relationship with China is in a good place and that a trade war would sour the mood between the White House and President Xi Jinping.
Relations between the two camps soured further when Marcos’s allies in the lower house launched an investigation into Sara Duterte's use of the confidential funds she was allocated when she got the job.
Make the topping while cheesecake is baking: Beat cream until fluffy then add sour cream, sugar and Grand Marnier/brandy/cognac.
These chemical ingredients make them extremely sour and bitter, and difficult to consume raw.
It’s enough, certainly, to sour any celebration over Gaetz’s departure, even if that exist did underscore that there are still limits on Trump’s whims.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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