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Definition of
so-so adjective
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
so-so
adjective
adjective
(
informal
)
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not particularly good or bad; average
“How are you feeling today?” “So-so.”
I've had a so-so sort of week.
so-so
adverb
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I only did so-so on the exam.
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so-so
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so
adverb
so
conjunction
so
noun
So.
abbreviation
sol
noun
S
abbreviation
south
noun
oh-so
adverb
say-so
noun
so-and-so
noun
so-called
adjective
or so
so far
even so
just so
so long
… or so
so… that
so what?
so there!
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Idioms
or so
so far
even so
just so
so long
… or so
so… that
so what?
so there!
so be it
so far, so good
and so forth
for (so) long
sink so low
so to speak
as/so long as
every so often
not so/too hot
I told you (so)
in so/as far as
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Nearby words
sort through
phrasal verb
SOS
noun
so-so
adjective
sostenuto
adverb
sotto voce
adverb