so far in Latin
so far in Latin is adhūc, dumtaxat, hactenus — so far means up to the present moment, with the implication that things may still change.
so far in Latin
adhūc
(idiomatic) Until now; previously; yet.
dumtaxat
(idiomatic) Until now; previously; yet.
hactenus
(idiomatic) Until now; previously; yet.
What does "so far" mean?
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adverb Up to the present moment, with the implication that things may still change.
"We have sold four hundred tickets so far."
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adverb Up to a particular limit or point, beyond which something will not go.
"Goodwill will only carry you so far."
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so far in a sentence
- We have sold four hundred tickets so far.
- So far, nobody has complained.
- Goodwill will only carry you so far.
- I trust him, but only so far.
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What is "so far" in Latin?
"so far" in Latin is adhūc, dumtaxat, hactenus. so far means: Up to the present moment, with the implication that things may still change.
How do you use "so far" in a sentence?
Example: "We have sold four hundred tickets so far." In Latin, "so far" is adhūc, dumtaxat, hactenus.
Are there other ways to say "so far" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "so far": adhūc, dumtaxat, hactenus.
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