OFF vs SOURED: ADJECTIVE
- Being the animal or vehicle on the right.
- Being on the right side of an animal or vehicle.
- Spent away from work or duty.
- Started on the way; going.
- Not in operation or operational
- Not accurate; incorrect.
- Not up to standard; below a normal or satisfactory level.
- Slack.
- No longer taking place; canceled.
- Farthest from the shore; seaward.
- Not on, attached, or connected.
- Remote; slim.
- Distant or removed; farther.
- In an unpalatable state
- Below a satisfactory level
- (of events) no longer planned or scheduled
- Not operating or operational.
- Toward or designating the side of the field facing the batsman in cricket.
- Off-color.
- Somewhat crazy; eccentric.
- That has become, or has been made sour.
- Having turned bad
OFF vs SOURED: VERB
- N/A
- Simple past tense and past participle of sour.
OFF vs SOURED: INTRANSITIVE VERB
- To murder.
- To go away; leave.
- N/A
OFF vs SOURED: ADVERB
- So as to be completely removed, finished, or eliminated.
- So as to be no longer continuing, operating, or functioning.
- So as to be divided.
- So as to be no longer on, attached, or connected.
- Into a state of unconsciousness.
- From a given course or route; aside.
- At a certain distance in space or time.
- From a place or position.
- From a particular thing or place or position (`forth' is obsolete)
- At a distance in space or time
- No longer on or in contact or attached
- So as to be in a state of sudden violent or loud activity.
- So as to be away from or not engaged in work or duty.
- Offstage.
- So as to be smaller, fewer, or less.
- N/A
OFF vs SOURED: PREPOSITION
- To seaward of.
- So as to abstain from.
- Not up to the usual standard of.
- Extending or branching out from.
- From.
- With the means provided by.
- By consuming.
- Away or relieved from.
- So as to be removed or distant from.
- N/A
OFF vs SOURED: OTHER WORD TYPES
- Not performing or scheduled for duties
- Kill intentionally and with premeditation
- An abbreviation. See Of.
- Nautical, to move off shore; steer from the land: said of a ship, and used only in the present participle: as, the vessel was offing at the time the accident happened.
- (idiom) (off and on) In an intermittent manner.
- N/A
OFF vs SOURED: RELATED WORDS
- Aside, Along, Over, Out, Down, Off duty, Unsatisfactory, Cancelled, Turned, Soured, Inactive, Disconnected, Sour, Forth, Away
- Faltered, Half hearted, Restive, Tepid, Tense, Jittery, Lukewarm, Troubled, Strained, Worsened, Deteriorated, Off, Hard, Fermented, Turned
OFF vs SOURED: DESCRIBE WORDS
- Aside, Along, Over, Out, Down, Off duty, Unsatisfactory, Cancelled, Turned, Soured, Inactive, Disconnected, Sour, Forth, Away
- Faltered, Half hearted, Restive, Tepid, Tense, Jittery, Lukewarm, Troubled, Strained, Worsened, Deteriorated, Off, Hard, Fermented, Turned
OFF vs SOURED: SENTENCE EXAMPLES
- Test results are also saved when the meter is powered off in the results screen or when it automatically powers off.
- So I want to get a personal loan to pay off my motorcycle and pay off my credit card.
- He added: We are four off the record but we will be three off if we win on Saturday, thats the main thing now.
- Young Pioneer Tours are the leading budget adventure travel company to off the wall, and off the beaten track destinations.
- Pull off the road and park safely until such time as the fog dissipates or is burned off, if at all possible.
- The trade off is the cost, and your installer may be put off by it due to poor experiences with older epoxies.
- He trails off, seeming to continue rattling off in his head his list of ambitions for his tribe.
- For borrowers who are paying off an existing mortgage and need all their funds to pay off the current loan, this is no problem.
- Once those are paid off, it frees up more money to roll over into paying off bigger debts.
- If you are dropping off students in both programs, they may all be dropped off at this time.
- These expectations have soured many drivers to the process.
- However, it has been heavily soured in recent events.
- Stanley before the marriage soured and finally ended.
- Nothing soured an adventure quite like parental approval.
- However, relations between the two countries quickly soured.
- New York because of a soured romantic relationship.
- After that, though, things soured for the Bulldogs.
- Relations with Pakistan soured on all three counts.
- But over the years, that image has soured.
- The marriage soured and dissolution proceedings were commenced.
OFF vs SOURED: QUESTIONS
- How do aftermarket trucks improve off-road capabilities?
- Does building an off-stream reservoir destroy wetlands?
- Why do you harden off seedlings before transplanting?
- Is Italy weaning markets off of quantitative easing?
- Why is Greenpeace protesting off the Shetland Islands?
- Will EastEnders reference Alfie's spin off Redwater?
- Does Aquaguard classic+ have auto shut-off feature?
- Do Frangipani seedlings drop off after germination?
- Is the world better off or worse off in the future?
- What times do ScotRail off-peak and Super Off-peak trains run?
- Is Italy Europe's largest market for soured bank loans?
- What if the Pinto's reputation had soured more quickly?
- Was Geoffrey Boycott's knighthood soured by Radio 4?