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be sore
verb as in hurt
Strong matches
Example Sentences
"We’ll be sore now tomorrow. We’ll enjoy tonight and get back to work and be ready for the Canadians."
“It healed, and it’s just a night-and-day difference. It’s nice to be able to throw, to be able to warm up quickly and not have to do a million things to get my arm ready, and to wake up and not be sore,”
“We thought he would get back a little bit sooner, but he continues to be sore and he’s still questionable. We’ll get a little bit of time; we’ll see if it helps us out.”
He will probably be sore for the next few days, but he gets kudos for playing through what had to be a lot of discomfort on Sunday.
“We’re going to be physical, when you come play us, you’re going to walk out of here and you’re going to be sore. You’re going to be a tough out. That’s what Utah is.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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