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Oh my word Soar, Sore, Sour
With his professional ascent soaring, his relatives went sour but never expressed their envy. Soar indicates something rising or flying into the air such as birds and airplanes. Soar also indicates something or someone increase or improving suddenly beyond normal expectations; to increase in size or volume or in height. The derivatives of soar are soars, soaring, soaring (verbs). The birds are soaring in the sky. His soaring success got to his head.
With his professional ascent soaring, his relatives went sour but never expressed their envy. Soar indicates something rising or flying into the air such as birds and airplanes. Soar also indicates something or someone increase or improving suddenly beyond normal expectations; to increase in size or volume or in height. The derivatives of soar are soars, soaring, soaring (verbs). The birds are soaring in the sky. His soaring success got to his head.
The sale of mobile phones are soarin because of their utility, need and also due to changing technology As a noun, soar refers to the act of soaring, the altitude or scope of attainment. The temperatures soar in summer in India ranging from 25° t0 45° Celsius. In order to escape from the blistering heat in the Indo-Gangetic plains, and from New Delhi, the British escaped to the hill stations.
In fact, they made Shimla the British India’s summer capital where the temperatures did not soar beyond 40° Celsius. Once aircrafts take off from the runaway, they soar in the air. Sore as an adjective refers to a part of one’s body that will be in pain or ache; pain, hurt and figuratively refers to something that will be irritating or agonizing or excruciating. Sore also refers to being upset or angry with someone or something, annoyed, angered.
Every time she complains of sore throat but doesn’t see a doctor. They are sore with me (cross or unhappy. As a noun, sore indicates a raw or painful place in the body. His whole body is infected with sores. As an adverb, sore also refers to extremely or severely. When the boss buzzed, he was sore afraid to see her in the cabin.
Sour as an adjective refers to an acid taste like lemon or vinegar. Sour means acidic or tart or bitter in taste. He likes sour fruits. It also refers to a feeling or expressing resentment, disappointment, or anger, spiteful, sharp. She gave a sour look at him for his last night’s attitude. As a verb it means make or become sour.
Rasam soured with tamarind is a popular dish in the southern India. The fruit is sour. Few people like the taste of sourness. Nutritionists are recommending sour and bitter fruits and vegetables like tamarind, citrus, bitter gourd, rapini (dark leafy green leaves), green mango and others.
Kovuuri G Reddy
