sour on

1. Become disenchanted with, take a dislike to, as in At first they liked the new supervisor, but now they've soured on her. [c. 1860]

Example Sentences

A MIT report and commentary from figureheads like Sam Altman over the summer sparked the market paranoia that has caused investors to increasingly sour on AI’s prospects.

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Strategy needed to offer a juicy 12.5% yield on a new issue of preferred stock targeted to European institutional buyers as investors sour on the company’s common stock and demand high yields on its preferred.

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Senate last year, when 45% of voters had a favorable opinion in February 2024 and 27% were sour on her.

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Last month, Broadcom said last month it expects clients to make more use of its hardware in the future at the expense of Nvidia’s graphics-processing units, but the competitive pressures haven’t gotten Wall Street to sour on the stock.

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Third, investors sour on negative returns on invested capital at Big Tech companies.

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