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    so-so
    [ˌsōˈsō, ˈsōˌsō]
    adjective
    so-so (adjective)
    1. neither very good nor very bad:
      "a happy ending to a so-so season" · "“How are you?” “So-so.”"
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    adjective
    1. neither very good nor very bad:
      mediocre
      indifferent
      average
      middle-of-the-road
      middling
      medium
      moderate
      everyday
      workaday
      ordinary
      tolerable
      passable
      adequate
      fair
      inferior
      second-rate
      uninspired
      undistinguished
      unexceptional
      unexciting
      unremarkable
      run-of-the-mill
      pedestrian
      prosaic
      lackluster
      forgettable
      amateur
      amateurish
      bog-standard
      fair-to-middling
      (plain) vanilla
      no great shakes
      not very good
      nothing to write home about
      not so hot
      not up to much
      half-pie
      Opposite:
      outstanding
     

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    What does so so mean?
    From Middle English so so, from Old English swā swā, equivalent to so + so. Compare Dutch zozo (“so-so”), German soso (“so-so”), Norwegian så som så (“so-so”). so - so (not comparable) (informal) Neither good nor bad; tolerable, passable, indifferent. The dessert was pretty good, but the meal was so-so. so - so (not comparable)

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    What is a so-so adjective?
    Definition of so-so adjective from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary not particularly good or bad; average ‘How are you feeling today?’ ‘So-so.’ I’ve had a so-so sort of week. It was only a so-so performance. Want to learn more? Definition of so-so adjective in Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary.

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    How do you spell so-so?
    Neither very good nor very bad; only fair. Alternative spelling of so-so. Indifferently; just tolerably or passably. From so +"Ž so. Compare Dutch zozo (“so-so"), German soso (“so-so"), Norwegian sÃ¥ som sÃ¥ (“so-so").

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    What does it mean if a movie is so-so?
    When something is only okay or mediocre, it's so-so. If that new action movie had a few exciting scenes but an implausible plot and some uneven acting, you might say it was just so-so. So-so is perfect for describing things that fall right in between terrible and spectacular.

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    How do you use so in a sentence?
    Although occasionally condemned, use of so to introduce clauses of result (sense 1a) and purpose (sense 1b) is standard. In sense 1b so that is more common in formal contexts than so alone. Adverb I don't think they can score twice in so short a time. There has always been an interest in genetic cloning, but never more so than in recent years.

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    When was so so first used?
    The earliest known use of the word so-so is in the mid 1500s. OED's earliest evidence for so-so is from 1530, in the writing of John Palsgrave, teacher and scholar of languages. so-so is formed within English, by compounding. Etymons: so adv.

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  3. Neither very good nor very bad
    so-so 2 of 2 adjective : neither very good nor very bad : middling a so-so performance

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    so-so adjective, adverb informal uk / ˌsəʊˈsəʊ / us / ˌsoʊˈsoʊ / Add to word list between average quality and low quality; not good or well: a so-so performance "How are you getting along with your new boss ?" "So-so."

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    so-so (sō′sō′) adj. Neither very good nor very bad; passable: a so-so performance; feeling so-so.

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    so-so 1. adjective Neither especially good nor especially bad; average, passable, or mediocre. A: "How was the movie?" B: "Eh, so-so." The book had a very compelling setup, but so-so writing dragged it down. 2. adverb In an average, passable, or mediocre manner; not especially well but not especially badly.

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