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Detailed Translations for sorely from English to French

sorely:


Translation Matrix for sorely:

AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- painfully

Synonyms for "sorely":

  • painfully

Antonyms for "sorely":

  • painlessly

Related Definitions for "sorely":

  1. to a great degree1
    • I missed him sorely1
    • we were sorely taxed to keep up with them1
  2. in or as if in pain1

Wiktionary Translations for sorely:


sorely form of sore:

sore [the ~] nomen

  1. the sore (aching; pain)
    le mal; la douleur; la blessure
  2. the sore (ulcer)
    la suppuration; la pyorrhée
  3. the sore (festering wound; boil)
    l'abcès; la plaie suppurante

Translation Matrix for sore:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abcès boil; festering wound; sore abscess; blotch; lump; pimple; swelling; swollen spot; zit
blessure aching; pain; sore affecting; being bruised; bruise; bruising; bump; damaging; harming; hurt; hurting; hurting someone's feelings; injuring; injury; lump; offending; swelling; wound; wounding
douleur aching; pain; sore annoyance; chagrin; contraction; distress; grief; hurting; labour pain; sorrow; vexation; woe
mal aching; pain; sore annoyance; chagrin; complaint; distress; grief; hurting; illness; inconvenience; misery; nuisance; pain; pains; sadness; sorrow; strain; vexation
plaie suppurante boil; festering wound; sore
pyorrhée sore; ulcer
sensible perceptibility
suppuration sore; ulcer
vexé offended
énervé nervous sufferer; neurotic
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- afflictive; huffy; mad; painful; raw; sensitive; tender
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- ulceration
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
coléreux angry; inflamed; sore quick tempered; waspish
contrarié nettled; piqued; sore disgruntled; put out
de mauvais poil bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore
en colère angry; inflamed; sore angry; annoyed; bitter; blazing; cross; displeased; embittered; enraged; exasperated; feral; fierce; fiery; furious; glaring; grim; incensed; indignant; inflamed; infuriated; irate; kindled; livid; mad; quick tempered; raging; seething; sharp; sullen; unbroken; untamed; upset; venomous; vexed; vicious; virulent; vitriolic; wicked; wild; wrathful
excitable bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore cross-grained; grim; gruff; grumpy; huffy; irritable; sensitive; stern; sullen; surly; thin-skinned; touchy
hargneux bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore acrid; angry; annoyed; bitter; blazing; brusque; capricious; catty; cross; curt; discontented; disgruntled; displeased; dissatisfied; enraged; fiery; furious; glaring; grumbling; grumpy; hung over; incensed; indignant; irate; livid; peevish; petulant; put out; querulous; resentful; seething; sharp; snappish; snappy; testy; upset; venomous; vexed; vicious; virulent; vitriolic; wicked; wrathful
irascible bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore abrupt; bad tempered; bad-tempered; cantankerous; catty; complaining; crabbed; cross-grained; crusty; fiery; grim; gruff; grumpy; hot-blooded; hot-headed; hot-tempered; huffy; irritable; lamenting; moody; nagging; peevish; petulant; querulous; quick-tempered; rigid; sensitive; snappy; snarling; stern; stiff; sulky; sullen; surly; testy; thin-skinned; touchy; wailing
irritable bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore angry; cross-grained; enraged; fiery; grim; gruff; grumpy; hot-blooded; hot-headed; hot-tempered; huffy; irate; irritable; livid; seething; sensitive; stern; sullen; surly; thin-skinned; touchy
irrité bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore abrupt; agile; agitated; angry; annoyed; aroused; bad tempered; bothered; cantankerous; complaining; crabbed; crusty; discontented; disgruntled; displeased; dissatisfied; embittered; enraged; exasperated; excited; fierce; fluttered; grim; gruff; grumpy; heated; irate; irritated; lamenting; livid; moody; nagging; put out; rigid; seething; snappy; snarling; sullen; suppressed; surly; wailing; wrathful
mal bad; badly; causing sorrow; corrupt; critical; degenerate; depraved; evil-minded; false; grave; having one's period; improper; inappropriate; indelicat; low; malicious; mean; menstruating; nasty; out of place; perverted; putrefied; rotten; rude; serious; tactless; unacceptable; uncalled for; unsatisfactory; unseemly; unsuitable; vicious; wicked; with evil intention; worrying
sensible bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore accessible; concrete; cross-grained; deeply; delicate; easily hurt; emotional; grim; gruff; grumpy; huffy; irritable; oversensitive; sense; senses stimulating; sensitive; sensory; sensual; stern; subtle; sullen; surly; susceptible; tangible; tender; tender hearted; thin-skinned; touchable; touchy
susceptible bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore accessible; cross-grained; fragile; grim; gruff; grumpy; huffy; stern; sullen; surly; susceptible; thin-skinned; touchy; weak
touché au vif nettled; piqued; sore moved; touched
vexé bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore agile; agitated; annoyed; aroused; bothered; discontented; disgruntled; displeased; dissatisfied; edgy; excited; fluttered; heated; hurt; insulted; irritated; offended; vexed
à prendre avec des pincettes bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore
énervé bad-tempered; irritated; nettled; piqued; pissed off; sore agitated; annoyed; bothered; fluttered; fucked up; hastily; hasty; hunted; hurried; hurriedly; in a haste; in a hurry; in haste; irritated; nervous; strained; stressed; tense; uptight; worked up; wrought up

Related Words for "sore":

  • soreness, sores, sorer, sorest, sorely

Synonyms for "sore":


Related Definitions for "sore":

  1. roused to anger1
    • sore over a remark1
  2. hurting1
  3. causing misery or pain or distress1
    • it was a sore trial to him1
  4. an open skin infection1

Wiktionary Translations for sore:

sore
adjective
  1. causing pain
  2. dire, distressing
noun
  1. injured, infected, inflamed, or diseased patch of skin
sore
noun
  1. médecine|fr éruption croûteuse ou exfoliation de l’épiderme qui caractériser certaines maladies de la peau.
  2. Lésion (1)
  3. médecine|fr ulcération persistante, chronique. Plaie ancienne et ne tendant pas à cicatrisation. particulier Une telle plaie à l'estomac.