Definition of So in English :

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So meaning in English

Meaning of So in English

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So

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Noun

1. so, soh, sol

the syllable naming the fifth (dominant) note of any musical scale in solmization

Adverb

2. so

to a very great extent or degree

Example Sentences:
'the idea is so obvious'
'never been so happy'
'I love you so'
'my head aches so!'

3. so

in a manner that facilitates

Example Sentences:
'he observed the snakes so he could describe their behavior'
'he stooped down so he could pick up his hat'

4. so

in such a condition or manner, especially as expressed or implied

Example Sentences:
'They're happy and I hope they will remain so'
'so live your life that old age will bring no regrets'

5. so

to a certain unspecified extent or degree

Example Sentences:
'I can only go so far with this student'
'can do only so much in a day'

6. so

in the same way; also

Example Sentences:
'I was offended and so was he'
'worked hard and so did she'

7. so, thus, thusly

in the way indicated

Example Sentences:
'hold the brush so'
'set up the pieces thus'

8. so

(usually followed by that') to an extent or degree as expressed

Example Sentences:
'he was so tired he could hardly stand'
'so dirty that it smells'

9. and so, and then, so, then

subsequently or soon afterward (often used as sentence connectors)

Example Sentences:
'then he left'
'go left first, then right'
'first came lightning, then thunder'
'we watched the late movie and then went to bed'
'and so home and to bed'

10. hence, so, thence, therefore, thus

(used to introduce a logical conclusion) from that fact or reason or as a result

Example Sentences:
'therefore X must be true'
'the eggs were fresh and hence satisfactory'
'we were young and thence optimistic'
'it is late and thus we must go'
'the witness is biased and so cannot be trusted'

11. indeed, so

in truth (often tends to intensify)

Example Sentences:
'they said the car would break down and indeed it did'
'it is very cold indeed'
'was indeed grateful'
'indeed, the rain may still come'
'he did so do it!'

WordNet Lexical Database for English. Princeton University. 2010.


So

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adverb
1. (foll by an adjective or adverb and a correlative clause often introduced by that)
to such an extent
the river is so dirty that it smells
2. (used with a negative; it replaces the first as in an equative comparison)
to the same extent as
she is not so old as you
3. 
(intensifier)
it's so lovely
I love you so
4. 
in the state or manner expressed or implied
they're happy and will remain so
5. (not used with a negative; foll by an auxiliary verb or do, have, or be used as main verbs)
also; likewise
I can speak Spanish and so can you
6. informal
indeed: used to contradict a negative statement
You didn't tell the truth. I did so!
7. archaic
provided that
8.  and so on
9.  just so
10.  or so
11.  quite so
12.  so be it
13.  so much
14.  so much for
conjunction (subordinating; often foll by that)
15. 
in order (that)
to die so that you might live
16. 
with the consequence (that)
he was late home, so that there was trouble
17.  so as
sentence connector
18. 
in consequence; hence
she wasn't needed, so she left
19. 
used to introduce a sentence expressing resignation, amazement, or sarcasm
so you're publishing a book!
20. 
thereupon; and then
and so we ended up in France
21. 
used to introduce a sentence or clause to add emphasis
he's crazy, so he is
22.  so what!
pronoun
23. 
used to substitute for a clause or sentence, which may be understood
you'll stop because I said so
adjective
24. (used with is, was, etc)
factual; true
it can't be so
exclamation
25. 
an exclamation of agreement, surprise, etc
noun
music a variant spelling of soh
the internet domain name for
Somalia
abbreviation for
Somalia (international car registration)
abbreviation for
strike out

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So

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strikeout(s)
adverb
1. 
in the way or manner shown, expressed, indicated, understood, etc.; as stated or described; in such a manner
hold the bat just so
2. 
a. 
to the degree expressed or understood; to such an extent
why are you so late?
b. 
to an unspecified but limited degree, amount, number, etc.
to go so far and no further
c. 
to a very high degree; very
they are so happy
d.  Informal
very much
she so wants to go
3. 
for the reason specified; therefore
they were tired, and so left
4. 
more or less; approximately that number, amount, etc.
in this sense, so is often regarded as a pronoun
fifty dollars or so
5. 
also; likewise [she enjoys music, and so does he]
also used colloquially in contradicting a negative statement [I did so tell the truth!]
6. 
then
and so to bed
conjunction
7. 
in order that; with the purpose that
usually followed by that
talk louder so (that) everyone can hear
8. 
with the result that; because of this
she smiled, so I did too
9.  Archaic
if only; as long as; provided (that)
pronoun
10. 
that which has been specified or named
they are friends and will remain so
11.  see so1 (sense 4)
interjection
12. 
used to express surprise, approval or disapproval, triumph, etc.
adjective
13. 
true; in reality
that's so
14. 
in proper order
everything must be just so
noun
Music
sol2
1. 
south
2. 
southern

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So

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adv.
1.
a. To the amount or degree expressed or understood; to such an extent: She was so happy that she cried.
b. To a great extent; to such an evident degree: But the idea is so obvious.
2. Afterward; then: to the gas station and so home.
3. Used to preface a remark or signal a new subject: So what happened here? So I'm going to the store to buy some milk.
4. In the same way; likewise: You were on time, and so was I.
5. Apparently; well, then. Used in expressing astonishment, disapproval, or sarcasm: So you think you've got troubles?
6.
a. In truth; indeed; assuredly: "You aren't right." "I am so!"
b. Informal Used as an intensive, especially with verbs or verb phrases: They want to move in with us, but that is so not going to happen.
7. In the condition or manner expressed or indicated; thus: Hold the brush so.
adj.
1. True; factual: I wouldn't have told you this if it weren't so.
2. In good order: Everything on his desk must be exactly so.
conj.
1. For that reason; therefore: This is the easiest way to get there, so don't argue.
2. With the result or consequence that: He failed to appear, so we went on without him.
3. With the purpose that: I stayed so I could see you.
pron.
Such as has already been suggested or specified; the same or roughly the same: She became a loyal friend and remained so.
interj.
Used to express surprise or comprehension: So! You've finished your work at last.
n.
Music
Variant of sol1.
abbr.
1. south
2. southern
abbr.
1. seller's option
2. Sports shootout
3. significant other
4. Baseball strikeout

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