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sucks

British  
/ sʌks /

interjection

  1. an expression of disappointment

  2. an exclamation of defiance or derision (esp in the phrase yah boo sucks to you )

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Example Sentences

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Unfortunately, the nature of the job is you have makes, and those are awesome, and unfortunately, you have misses, and for that to happen tonight sucks.”

From Los Angeles Times

So no, he won’t truly stand up to her, and yes, it really sucks.

From MarketWatch

“AI makes better malware more accessible to more people, and that sucks,” said Trevor Hilligoss, former FBI Cyber Task force agent and current senior vice president at security firm SpyCloud Labs.

From The Wall Street Journal

Many British railways are built on clay soil that shrinks in the summer as vegetation sucks out water, and expands in the winter.

From BBC

You push yourself through, even if it sucks and you’re crying in the end.

From Los Angeles Times