"Sours" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Sours" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

Sours

"Sours" Meaning

Adv. (very) unpleasant or bitter in taste, smell or feeling; opposite of sweet.

"Sours" Examples

Usage Examples for "Sours"

1. Taste: The broccoli turned sours after it was left out in the garden overnight.
2. Feeling: After working on a difficult project all night, she felt sours when she finally took a break.
3. Alcohol Content: The wine sours after being exposed to too much air.
4. Relationship: The comment she made sours the relationship between the two friends.
5. Taste: The combination of milk and vinegar makes the mixture sours instantly.

"Sours" Similar Words

Soured

Sourer

Sourest

Souring

Becoming or feeling sour or unpleasantly sharp or acidic, often used to describe a relationship or situation that has deteriorated.<br><br>Example: "The conversation between them was souring by the minute."<br><br>Note: This verb is not as commonly used as "become sour" and is often used in more formal or literary contexts.

Sourly

Having a sour taste or smell, or showing a feeling of complaint or discontent.

Sourness

Sourpuss

Sourpusses

Soursop

Soursops

Sourstarch

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Sous-chef

A sous-chef, also known as a deputy chef, is a high-ranking position in a professional kitchen, typically the second-in-command after the head chef.