sorely in the PONS Dictionary

sorely Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

he will be sorely missed
to be sorely tempted to do sth

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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He is sorely disappointed when he learns that he has been assigned to a neighbourhood police centre.
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She becomes sorely tempted to experience intimacy with the young doctor outside of marriage, a taboo.
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Schools were sorely pressed to meet the needs.
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Additionally, scholars have recommended that new policy initiatives concerning the issue of education and migrant children are sorely needed.
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In the face of the imperial armies, and their sheer size, this was a sorely needed acquisition.
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This provided another opportunity for women to demonstrate how long held beliefs regarding a woman's capabilities had been sorely underestimated for too long.
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Tim brought so much joy to everyone's life and will be sorely missed.
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Both economic and political reconstruction were sorely needed.
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But, because they are from two different tribes, their friendship is sorely tried.
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Hacker plans to promote herostensibly to strike a blow for women's rightsonly to be sorely disappointed.
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