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so much for

Idioms  
  1. We have sufficiently treated or are finished with something, as in So much for this year's sales figures; now let's estimate next year's. [Late 1500s]


Example Sentences

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Alison Bickers, from Chester, came across the border especially for the visit and said she was thrilled to see him because he "does so much for the environment".

From BBC

He wrote on Instagram: "Teacher, thank you so much for everything. I learned and felt so much from you - not only about acting, but also about life and the attitude of an actor."

From BBC

Also, and this is important, there is so much for menopausal women to be enraged about, as JD Vance so generously reminds us.

From Salon

Not so much for food but everything else — housing costs exploded, employer coverage for healthcare shrank, college costs became crippling and transportation costs rose.

From MarketWatch

Then Long Beach called about managing and, well, so much for that year off.

From Los Angeles Times