Score Sentences
Score refers to the number of points, goals, or runs achieved in a game or by a team. e.g., The final score was 3-2 in favor of the home team.
How to use Score in a sentence
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Score Sentences
The movie's score was truly breathtaking.
The pitcher threw a no-hitter, and the score remained zero.
How did you score in the quiz?
Alice managed to score the highest in the mathematics test.
I hope to score an A on my history paper.
What was the score at halftime?
He tried to score tickets to the sold-out concert.
You can see the score on the board.
The basketball team needs to score in the next minute.
We need to score three more points to tie the game.
If you score a goal now, we'll win the game.
The orchestra played the score beautifully.
I always try to score the best deals when shopping.
They were eager to score a win against their rivals.
Every player tried his best to score.
To win, they need to score two more touchdowns.
They score the dancers on their technique and artistry.
Our team failed to score during the first half.
The composer was renowned for his memorable movie scores.
The fans were anxiously waiting for their team to score.
She trained hard, hoping to score a spot on the Olympic team.
With that basket, he brought the score to a tie.
I missed the penalty shot and didn't score.
He managed to score an interview with the renowned author.
The coach designed a play to help us score.
I missed the beginning, so what's the current score?
Her goal is to score above 90% in all subjects.
I need to review the score before the orchestra rehearsal.
He can score from any position on the field.
My aim is to score a perfect ten in the contest.
The conductor went through the score one last time before the concert.
She's the top scorer, with an average score of 20 points per game.
The critics didn't score the movie very highly.
Can you tell me the score of last night's game?
If you play the game right, you can score big.
He was thrilled to score a date with his crush.
The score was so close; it was anyone's game.
The audience clapped as the final score was announced.
We trained all year to score the championship.
She kept a record of the score on a piece of paper.
The game ended with a tied score.
Can anyone score higher than her in chess?
We were hoping to score front-row seats.
The team celebrated as they saw the final score.
With his skills, he can score easily.
She used an app to keep track of the basketball score.
Every time you answer correctly, you score a point.
Their defense is strong; it's tough to score against them.
The team's inability to score cost them the match.
After several attempts, he finally managed to score.
Score Definitions
Score (Verb - Achievement): To achieve or gain in a test or competition.
He scored the highest in the exam.
Score (Verb - Obtain): To successfully obtain something, especially something hard to get.
She scored tickets to the Broadway show.
Score (Noun - Sports): The number of points achieved in a game.
The basketball team had a score of 100.
Score (Noun - Music): A written representation of musical composition.
The composer finished the score for the new opera.
Score (Noun - Record): A written record of points or events.
Keep track of the score during the game.
Score (Noun - Reason): A grievance or argument.
They had old scores to settle.
Score Idioms & Phrases
Even the score
To get revenge or retaliate.
The team wanted to even the score after their previous defeat.
On that score
Regarding that topic.
You don't have to worry on that score; I've got it covered.
Settle a score
To get revenge or retribution.
Mike wanted to settle a score with his rival.
Wipe the score clean
To start afresh or give someone a new chance.
After their argument, they decided to wipe the score clean.
By a score of
By a specified amount.
The team won by a score of five to two.
Know the score
To understand the real situation.
Sarah knows the score and is prepared for the challenges.
Score big
To achieve a significant success.
The startup scored big with its innovative product.
Put scores on the doors
To provide the latest information or update.
Before making a decision, let's put scores on the doors.
Score points with
To impress or win favor with someone.
He scored points with his boss by completing the project early.
Score an own goal
To inadvertently act against one's own interest.
By spreading rumors, he just scored an own goal.
Score to settle
An unresolved conflict or grievance.
The two fighters had a score to settle in the ring.
Score a point
To make a valid or effective point in an argument.
During the debate, she managed to score a point over her opponent.
Up one's score
To increase one's tally or count.
With that goal, he upped his score to ten.
Old score
A longstanding grievance or grudge.
They met to discuss and settle an old score.
Score off
To get one over someone.
She managed to score off her competitors with her innovative idea.
Score a hit
To be very popular or successful.
The new movie scored a hit among audiences.
Score out
To cross out something written.
Please score out the incorrect answer and write the correct one.
Score a duck
To fail to achieve anything.
He scored a duck in the cricket match today.
On the score of
Regarding, concerning.
There was no doubt on the score of his sincerity.
Top score
The highest achievement in a competition.
Lisa got the top score in the mathematics competition.
Common Curiosities
What is the verb form of Score?
Score (The verb form is the same as the noun.)
What part of speech is Score?
Score can be both a noun and a verb.
What is the pronunciation of Score?
/skɔːr/
What is another term for Score?
Tally
Why is it called Score?
Derived from Old Norse "skor," referring to notches made on a stick for counting.
What is the second form of Score?
Scored (past simple)
What is the root word of Score?
Old Norse "skor" meaning "a notch."
How many syllables are in Score?
One syllable.
Which vowel is used before Score?
"O"
What is the opposite of Score?
Fail or Miss
Which preposition is used with Score?
"On" as in "score on a test."
How do we divide Score into syllables?
Score is a one-syllable word and cannot be divided.
Is Score a noun or adjective?
Score is primarily a noun, but it can also be a verb.
Is Score an adverb?
No, Score is not an adverb.
Is Score a negative or positive word?
Neutral; its connotation depends on context.
Is Score a collective noun?
No.
What is the third form of Score?
Scored (past participle)
Which article is used with Score?
Both "a" and "the" can be used, depending on the context.
Is Score a vowel or consonant?
Score is a word, not a letter. It contains both vowels and consonants.
Which determiner is used with Score?
"The" or "a" can be used, depending on the context.
What is the singular form of Score?
Score
What is the plural form of Score?
Scores
Is Score a countable noun?
Yes, e.g., "three scores."
Is the word Score imperative?
No, but it can be used in the imperative mood (e.g., "Score the goal!").
Is the word “Score” a Direct object or an Indirect object?
"Score" can be used as a direct object, e.g., "She achieved a high score." It is not inherently an indirect or direct object but depends on its use in a sentence.
How is Score used in a sentence?
The team managed to score in the last minute.
Which conjunction is used with Score?
"And" can be used, e.g., "The score was three and two."
Is Score an abstract noun?
No, Score is a concrete noun when referring to a tangible tally or record, but can be abstract when referring to a concept like a grievance.
What is a stressed syllable in Score?
The entire word "Score" is stressed, as it has only one syllable.
What is the first form of Score?
Score (base form)
Is the Score term a metaphor?
Not inherently, but it can be used metaphorically.
Is the word Score a Gerund?
No, "scoring" would be the gerund form.
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