Learn a new expression: Out of Sorts
Do you ever just not have a great day or week? Maybe it’s just not enough sleep, or being overwhelmed by family, or a big upcoming event like a wedding… and you’re just left feeling out of sorts.
This week’s expression is Out of Sorts.
Expression Breakdown:
Out of sorts means that you don’t quite feel yourself. You’re grumpy, irritated, even angry. A lot of us might feel this way Monday morning or Friday afternoon, impatiently waiting for the weekend.
Below, I wanted to share with you some more examples, so you can start using this expression and make it a part of your active vocabulary right away. If you need help remembering this and other new terms, check this out.
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Start using this expression:
- Sorry I yelled at you, I’ve been feeling out of sorts.
- She’s been feeling out of sorts since her dog died.
- I’m feeling a bit out of sorts, I think I better take a nap.
- My boss always makes me feel out of sorts.
- You seem a bit out of sorts today. What’s wrong?
What makes you feel out of sorts? Comment below now!
Thinking of the coming exam, I’m feeling out of sorts.
I’m not sure If this sentence is grammatical……
Perfect example, Joyce 🙂
since morning, I’m feeling out of sorts
*Since this morning I’ve been feeling out of sorts*
Great job! Way to make it a part of your active vocabulary 🙂
Before I found this website of yours, I’m always out of sorts.
Thank you guys!
Before I found this website of yours, I was always out of sorts due to my English.*
Aww Yeah! So great to hear we’re helping you Haroun 🙂
I’ve been out of the sorts for weeks after being cheated on fixing my car computer. that “fake cost arm and a leg It really pissed me off! Sorry for the rude words!