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sour
adjective as in bad-tasting; gone bad
adjective as in in a bad mood
verb as in alienate
Strongest matches
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Example Sentences
But the moment quickly soured when a woman, clad in Phillies gear and now widely dubbed “Phillies Karen,” approached, grabbed the father’s arm and demanded the ball.
But it was Levy's relationship with rival clubs that often left a sour taste; the now departed executive chairman's famously fierce negotiation style left him unpopular in boardrooms across the country.
When the driver asks the woman to remove her feet from the area, saying it could be dangerous, the exchange turns sour.
The aftermath of that defeat turned sour as hugely popular manager Mauricio Pochettino failed to get the backing he believed he deserved - the fracture with his chairman leading to his sacking six months later.
In a statement on Wednesday, Fox News said that the complaint is sour grapes from a network that’s failing to find an audience.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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