adv Uncommon

sooo

Sooo (adv) means an informal, stretched-out spelling of "so," used in writing to show extra emphasis. Example: “That movie was sooo good, I watched it twice.”

adv

An informal, stretched-out spelling of "so," used in writing to show extra emphasis.

"That movie was sooo good, I watched it twice."

"I am sooo tired after that shift."

How to use sooo

Learner’s notes

In plain EnglishAn exaggerated way of writing "so" for emphasis, common in texting and casual posts.

Common pairings

sooo good sooo tired

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Rhymes for sooo

oo too moo poo loo foo doo boo woo roo coo goo

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Frequently asked questions

What does “sooo” mean?

The word “sooo” means an informal, stretched-out spelling of "so," used in writing to show extra emphasis. In plain terms, an exaggerated way of writing "so" for emphasis, common in texting and casual posts.

How do you use “sooo” in a sentence?

Here is “sooo” used in a sentence: “That movie was sooo good, I watched it twice.”

What part of speech is “sooo”?

“Sooo” is an adverb.

Is “sooo” a common word?

“Sooo” is an uncommon word in modern English.

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