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score

[skawr, skohr] / skɔr, skoʊr /


NOUN
musical arrangement
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But it is less likely they are acquainted with the Prokofiev score’s scheme.

From The Wall Street Journal

Yet in a remarkable demonstration of their grit, Butterfield and Kean scored six points across the final two ends to force an extra decider, but misjudged their final two shots as Italy won 11-10.

From BBC

He scored a Top 20 hit in 2012 with the melancholy single Overload.

From BBC

Guests can check Instagram for tips on how to score a coveted ticket, which comes with its own handcrafted entrance token and map to the ever-changing private venue.

From Los Angeles Times

The Lakers went nearly five minutes without scoring in the fourth quarter, but held on by forcing eight turnovers.

From Los Angeles Times