Irritable or somewhat unwell, with vague medical symptoms.(adjective)
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Use "out of sorts" in a sentence
"… Margaret Thatcher seems to be out of sorts with the men both at NATO and the Economic Summit."
"She had seemed out of sorts for the past couple of days, but when I had mentioned this to Lea, she dismissed it as holiday grumps."
"A realization that put him severely out of sorts and sent him with Poplicola, the brothers Decidius Saxa, and Dellius to inspect the priest-kingdom of Ma at Comana, not far distant from Eusebeia Mazaca."