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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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But their marriage sours and her in-laws turn overbearing.
Of those who borrowed from family, 9% said it weakened the relationship, and that figure rises to 17% when borrowing from friends, with different expectations of repayment souring relationships.
Cultural spats -- including China's claims over the origins of the Korean staple dish Kimchi -- have also soured public opinion against Beijing.
It can feel overly restrictive and, as a result, sour our relationship with money.
Producers in export powerhouses like Japan and Taiwan have flagged deteriorating demand and sentiment toward the outlook for the months ahead has soured in some parts of the region.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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