To be out of sorts
Could you please explaine the meaning of this american idiom.
context: " He was out of sorts and wouldnt say anything when saw me"

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To be out of sorts
Could you please explaine the meaning of this american idiom.
context: " He was out of sorts and wouldnt say anything when saw me"

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Hi Koria
If you are out of sorts, you are not behaving in your usual way; you seem to be acting or speaking as if there is something wrong with you, like an illness or anxiety that is affecting your normal state in a negative way.

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Hello Koria,

When you are not feeling well; grumpy and irritable you are out of sorts.

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