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sore

[sawr, sohr] / sɔr, soʊr /




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Another sore point for Emery is the failed pursuit of Gallagher after Tottenham hijacked the deal, underlining the financial reality Villa live in.

From BBC

There have long been sore spots between the two neighbours, including historical grievances from Japan's colonial rule and territorial disputes.

From BBC

“Come along, Nell,” Aunt Kitty finally said, gingerly turning herself around on her sore knee.

From Literature

Iga Swiatek insists "everything is fine" despite back-to-back losses in the lead-up to the Australian Open, with the world number two "super sore" but confident of recovering for the season-opening Grand Slam.

From Barron's

Influenza can lead to complications and fatalities, especially in people 65 years and older or under 5 with fever, cough and sore throat.

From Los Angeles Times