Adjective. When you say something is like that, you mean average quality rather than very good or very bad. [informal] Her lunch was so-so.
how do you use so good
Adjective. When you say something is soso, you mean average quality rather than very good or very bad. [informal] Her lunch was just soso.
What is the meaning of So So?
Adjective. When you say something is soso, you mean average quality rather than very good or very bad. [informal] Her lunch was just soso.
Can we put it like this?
Yes, people say soso, and they also write it. You can find many examples in the Corpus of Contemporary American English (COCA), such as: Conclusion: A governor with a soso staff and soso officers will have a soso governorship.
What does that mean ?
informal: neither very good nor very bad: fair or average.
how do you say it
Say it Example Sentences If you don’t want me to use the pool, just say so. It wasn’t a surprise that Julia thought so, but it hurt that Rachel said it.
Where do people say that?
good, not bad, soso, not good, bad. Soso is in the middle and often has the (usually somewhat negative) aftertaste of mediocre.
