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Meanings of score in English
In games, abstract quantity associated with a player or team, which tracks the results of game play and determines the winner.
Synonyms
Examples for "grudge"
Examples for "grudge"
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President Obama told a news conference he did not bear a grudge.
2
Instead they believe the sniper held a long-standing grudge against law enforcement.
3
How often have you held a grudge and felt guilty about it?
4
But the second point is stronger; I do not grudge it you.
5
I may be unforgiving, but I can't work a grudge that long.
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Although all the cases seem to start with a sense of grievance.
2
Law-enforcement agencies are investigating possible terrorism and a workplace grievance as motives.
3
Ten years is a long time, but Mourinho still harbours a grievance.
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This grievance was rooted in the idea that she was ruinously extravagant.
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Tolerance gave way to antagonism; distrust to bitterness; grievance to open hostility.
Usage of score in English
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Main outcome measures: Difference in AUASI score between baseline and 72 weeks.
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This score, of course, means away goals are no longer a factor.
3
Personal credit card Pros: Building a credit score at 18 is smart.
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Your credit score is also a gauge of your general financial health.
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Another missed tackle from Canada saw Italy score again five minutes later.
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However, the BSS score showed a higher score among the reconstruction group.
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The best teams score late winners less often than some bettors imagine.
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There were country-specific consistent results when using the body image concern score.
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However no difference in the AHEI-2010 score was seen by sleep duration.
10
Silfverberg tied the score with a power play goal nine minutes later.
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The elements of the risk score may need adjustment in different settings.
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The score was tied seven times and there were 12 lead changes.
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The Saints need to score which adds to the Dubliners' difficult task.
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The sooner you get the right answer, the more points you score.
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I used to think that a forward's responsibility was to score goals.
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Know your credit score and check your credit report at least annually.
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Translations for score
Spanish
Score through the time
Score across language varieties
South Africa
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Australia
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United States of America
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