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English - United States - Extended English idiom corpus

out of sorts

out of sorts

Meaning

Slightly unwell, upset, or not normal.

Usage example

Use "out of sorts" when slightly unwell, upset, or not normal.

Cultural context

A common English idiom or proverb included for public search discovery, learning, and IdiomBridge app promotion.

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