Out of sorts
adjective
Feeling not very well or not acting usual.
Ever since the death of his cat, John has been feeling out of sorts.

Often appears as...
- feeling out of sorts
- seems out of sorts
Usage tips
Idiomatic
adjective
Not in the right order or arrangement.
After the party, my house was completely out of sorts.

Often appears as...
- room is out of sorts
- house is out of sorts
Usage tips
Idiomatic
adjective
Feeling not very well or not acting usual.
Ever since the death of his cat, John has been feeling out of sorts.

Often appears as...
- feeling out of sorts
- seems out of sorts
Usage tips
Idiomatic
adjective
Not in the right order or arrangement.
After the party, my house was completely out of sorts.

Often appears as...
- room is out of sorts
- house is out of sorts
Usage tips
Idiomatic
Definition 1 of 2

Emotional State
Used to describe a minor, temporary change in mood or health, not a serious condition.

I'm feeling a bit out of sorts today, maybe I need some fresh air.
General Discomfort
Implies a sense of discomfort or unease without specifying a particular reason.

She's out of sorts this morning, but she can't pinpoint why.
Subtle Changes
Often signals a change noticeable more by friends and family than to strangers.

My mom could tell I was out of sorts, even though I didn't say anything.
Emotional State
Used to describe a minor, temporary change in mood or health, not a serious condition.

I'm feeling a bit out of sorts today, maybe I need some fresh air.
General Discomfort
Implies a sense of discomfort or unease without specifying a particular reason.

She's out of sorts this morning, but she can't pinpoint why.
Subtle Changes
Often signals a change noticeable more by friends and family than to strangers.

My mom could tell I was out of sorts, even though I didn't say anything.
Emotional State
Used to describe a minor, temporary change in mood or health, not a serious condition.

I'm feeling a bit out of sorts today, maybe I need some fresh air.
General Discomfort
Implies a sense of discomfort or unease without specifying a particular reason.

She's out of sorts this morning, but she can't pinpoint why.
Subtle Changes
Often signals a change noticeable more by friends and family than to strangers.

My mom could tell I was out of sorts, even though I didn't say anything.
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