Similar words: score, scorn, scorch, core, scorner, scorpio, discord, scorpion. Meaning: [skɔr /skɔː] 
n. a large number or amount.
n. a large number or amount. 
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1. Death pays all debts [scores].
2. Death quits (all) scores.
3. Lightning strikes caused scores of fires across the state.
4. He scores goals with remark-able consistency.
5. Scores of people tried desperately to gatecrash the party.
6. Men by scores sat around him.
7. Test scores vary from school to school .
8. There are scores of people there, maybe eighty or more.
9. We have fought scores of battles in order to win victory.
10. Scores of people have been hurt in running battles with police.
11. He quitted all scores with his friend.
12. They fled the country by scores.
13. He had mentored scores of younger doctors.
14. There is considerable variability in all the test scores.
15. Benjamin received cards from scores of local well-wishers.
16. Their friendship stretched over scores of years.
17. Our scores are now even.
18. Students' test scores started to slide in the mid-1990s.
19. Test scores below 50 were classed as 'unsatisfactory'.
20. Scores of hoses played on the flames.
21. There were scores all over the kitchen table.
22. The school's test scores have not improved.
23. If he scores now, I'll win my bet.
24. His goal leveled the scores of the two teams.
25. SAT scores have been steadily decreasing.
26. Carr slips the ball to King who scores easily.
27. The scores were chalked up on the wall.
28. Figo levelled the scores with a curling free kick.
28. Wish you will love sentencedict.com and make progress everyday!
29. Most ten-year-olds had scores ranging between 50 and 70.
30. It's time these old scores were forgotten.
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