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Score Definition & Meaning

1. A score is a numerical representation of a performance or achievement, often used in sports or music.

Example: The final score of the basketball game was 78-

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3. Score can also mean to make a cut or mark on a surface, such as paper, with a sharp object.

Example: She scored the paper with a knife to make it easier to fold.

4. In slang, score can mean to obtain something desirable, especially through effort or luck.

Example: I finally scored tickets to the sold-out concert!

5. Score can also refer to a written or printed composition, such as a musical score or a film score.

Example: The composer spent months working on the score for the new movie.

6. In archaic usage, score can mean a group of 20, often used in counting sheep or other livestock.

Example: The farmer counted his sheep in scores of

Examples of the word score used in sentences.

  • After a long day of work, I like to unwind by playing video games and trying to beat my high score.
  • The orchestra played beautiful music, earning a standing ovation and a perfect score from the judges.
  • I forgot my phone and had to return home, which caused me to score late to the meeting.
  • I need a minimum score of 70% to pass this exam.
  • The score of the soccer game was tied at 1-1.
  • Maria scored a goal during the football game.
  • The chess player was able to score a checkmate in just a few moves.
  • The basketball team was losing until the last minute when they managed to score the winning basket.
  • The orchestra received a perfect score for their performance.
  • The students were studying hard to score high on the exam.
  • I managed to score an A on my English exam, despite struggling with grammar.
  • The football match ended with a score of 2-1, in favor of the visiting team.
  • My favorite movie soundtrack has a beautiful score by the renowned composer, Hans Zimmer.
  • The art exhibition received a high score from critics, with many praising the bold and innovative pieces on display.
  • I always have trouble keeping score when playing cards with my friends, so we usually use an app.
  • The soccer game ended in a tie score of 1-1, leaving both teams disappointed.
  • The company's new marketing campaign helped it to score big sales and increase its market share.
  • After studying hard for weeks, she was thrilled to score an A on her midterm exam.
  • The musician's latest album received a high score from critics, who praised its innovative sound.
  • Despite facing tough competition, the young chess player managed to score a victory in the tournament.
  • The film's gripping soundtrack and stunning visuals helped to score big at the box office.
  • The government's efforts to reduce carbon emissions have scored well with environmentalists.
  • Despite his excellent skills, the basketball player could only score twenty points in the game.
  • The company's latest product launch has managed to score significant market share despite fierce competition.
  • After studying hard for the exam, he was elated to score a perfect score.
  • Despite facing tough competition from established players, our startup company managed to score a significant investment from a top venture capitalist firm.
  • The new restaurant in town has been getting rave reviews, with several food critics giving it a perfect score for its delicious cuisine and impeccable service.
  • The orchestra's performance was impeccable, scoring high on technical skill, musicality and cohesion, leaving the audience in awe.
  • During the exam, the student managed to score full marks in the essay section, showcasing his impressive writing skills.
  • The soccer team's victory was sealed when they scored their third goal in the final minutes of the match, prompting an ecstatic reaction from fans.
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