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In addition to the idioms beginning with so, Also see AND SO FORTH (AND SO ON); AS (SO) FAR AS; AS (SO) FAR AS POSSIBLE; AS (SO) FAR AS THAT GOES; AS (SO) LONG AS; AS (SO) MUCH AS; EVEN SO; EVERY NOW AND THEN (SO OFTEN); GO SO FAR AS TO; HOW COME (SO); IN SO MANY WORDS; IS THAT A FACT (SO); I TOLD YOU SO; JUST SO; NEVER HAD IT SO GOOD; NOT (SO) BAD; ON ONE'S SAY-SO; OR SO; TAKE IT (JUST SO MUCH); WITHOUT SO MUCH AS.
American Heritage Idioms
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Phrase(s): So (what)?
Inf. Why does that matter? (Can be considered rude.) • Bob: Your attitude always seems to lack sincerity. Mary: So what? • John: Your car sure is dusty. Sue: So?
McGrawhill's American Idioms And Phrasal Verbs
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conj.
as a result:
I couldn't go so she went.
adv.
that way:
Why does he think so?
adv.
to an extent:
He was so weary that he fell.
adv.
consequently:
He was weary and so he fell.
adv.
thereabouts:
The book costs two dollars or so.
Simple Definitions