comme ci, comme ça

American  

[kawm see kawm sa] / kɔm ˈsi kɔm ˈsa /

French.

1. so-so; neither good nor bad.

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Etymology

Origin of comme ci, comme ça

Literally, “like this, like that”

Example Sentences

Was the Great Recession less terrible then the Great Depression because wise men almost got it right? "comme ci, comme ça" A little yes, a little no.

From New York Times

Ah, what you call so-so—comme çi, comme ça.

From Project Gutenberg

The hotel was ordinary enough, neither good nor bad, comme 'ci, comme ça, the French would call it,—but they made no objection to getting up at six o'clock the next morning and making us fresh coffee which was a dream of excellence.

From Project Gutenberg