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so-so
adjective
- postpositive neither good nor bad
adverb
- in an average or indifferent manner
Word History and Origins
Origin of so-so1
Example Sentences
The chase scenes made an otherwise so-so movie a cult favorite.
There is a pro-cable bias that seems to forgive so-so shows and so-so series and judges network series harshly.
For the United States, our so-so results are neither depressing nor affirming.
Last year, like most sports fans, he did so-so in predicting the winners.
It's fair to call all of this exaggerated, but the core point is sound—2013 has been a so-so year for the president.
"Oh, pretty so-so," returned her father-in-law aggravatingly.
I don't see any distress signals flyin' an' yet she's got an anchor out while her canvas is hangin' so-so.
Now and then it has been so-so, but, as you say, we have stuck together.
Oh, so-so—Have you definite word from the Colonel that he is coming?
Mr. and Mrs. Divers enjoy very so-so health, but keep about.
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