Sore ( adjective , adverb , noun )

(As an adjective)

Sore ( adjective )

1. Painful or sensitive to the touch.
2. Feeling pain or discomfort.
3. Feeling resentment or disappointment.

Origin:

The word "sore" comes from the old english word "sār" meaning painful or sensitive. it is also related to the word "sārian" meaning to hurt.

Examples:

1. He has a sore on his knee from playing football.
2. She has a sore throat and can barely speak.
3. The sore muscles are a result of the intense workout.
4. She is sore at him for not showing up to the party.
5. I am sore about losing the game last night.

(As an adverb)

Sore ( adverb )

1. Painful or sensitive to the touch.
2. Feeling pain or discomfort.
3. Feeling resentment or disappointment.

Origin:

The word "sore" comes from the old english word "sār" meaning painful or sensitive. it is also related to the word "sārian" meaning to hurt.

Examples:

1. He has a sore on his knee from playing football.
2. She has a sore throat and can barely speak.
3. The sore muscles are a result of the intense workout.
4. She is sore at him for not showing up to the party.
5. I am sore about losing the game last night.

(As a noun)

Sore ( noun )

1. Painful or sensitive to the touch.
2. Feeling pain or discomfort.
3. Feeling resentment or disappointment.

Origin:

The word "sore" comes from the old english word "sār" meaning painful or sensitive. it is also related to the word "sārian" meaning to hurt.

Examples:

1. He has a sore on his knee from playing football.
2. She has a sore throat and can barely speak.
3. The sore muscles are a result of the intense workout.
4. She is sore at him for not showing up to the party.
5. I am sore about losing the game last night.