0 present participle of sour
2 to (cause to) become unpleasant or unfriendly:
It presents to the lowland farmer, farming fertile acres fairly well, windfall profits which, in turn, attract high taxation souring his whole attitude to production.
What was the cost in the souring of relationships between workers and management?
There is also the possible souring of international relations.
What part do we play in this when we adopt political measures that constantly send prices souring?
If those policies are pursued, we shall see a souring of the atmosphere.
Why has nothing been done about a rule that is working so badly and is increasingly souring our proud system of justice?
This means test is souring and poisoning the atmosphere of family life.
Is this issue to be a running sore, souring relations between our two countries for the foreseeable future?
