so much in Latin
so much in Latin is tantus, tantopere, tantum — so much means such a large quantity of something uncountable that it produces a particular result or reaction.
so much in Latin
tantus
To such a quantity, degree etc.
tantopere
To a certain degree or extent
tantum
To a certain degree or extent
What does "so much" mean?
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determiner Such a large quantity of something uncountable that it produces a particular result or reaction.
"There was so much noise that I could not hear the announcement."
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adverb To a very great degree.
"Thank you so much."
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pronoun A limited amount, used to say that something has a boundary.
"There is only so much one person can do in a day."
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so much in a sentence
- There was so much noise that I could not hear the announcement.
- We wasted so much time on that meeting.
- Thank you so much.
- I miss her so much it hurts.
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What is "so much" in Latin?
"so much" in Latin is tantus, tantopere, tantum. so much means: Such a large quantity of something uncountable that it produces a particular result or reaction.
How do you use "so much" in a sentence?
Example: "There was so much noise that I could not hear the announcement." In Latin, "so much" is tantus, tantopere, tantum.
Are there other ways to say "so much" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 3 translations listed for "so much": tantus, tantopere, tantum.
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