so much
a particular amount:
By the time you've paid so much for the ferry and so much for the train fare, it would be cheaper to go by plane.

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so much
to such a great degree.
She wanted to go with her mother so much, she ran after the car, crying, as it pulled away.

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so much
a large quantity of something
There was so much rain in the spring that our garden did not grow well.

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so much
so much¹ adj.
1. A limited amount of; some.
Sometimes students wonder if the teacher knows they have only so much time to do their lessons.
If you can't give everyone a full glass of milk, just put so much milk in each glass.
2. Equally or amounting to; only amounting to.
■ Often used for emphasis.
Charley spends money as if it were so much paper.
What Mary said was so much nonsense; there wasn't a word of truth in it.
Compare: SO MANY¹.
so much² pron. A limited amount; some; a price or amount that is agreed or will be agreed on.
You can do only so much in a day.
Milk costs so much a quart but cream costs so much a pint.
Compare: SO MANY².
so much³ adv. By that much; by the amount shown; even.
■ Used with the comparative and usually followed by "the".
I can't go tomorrow. So much the better; we'll go today.
John isn't coming to the picnic. So much the more for us to eat!
So much the worse for you if you break the rules.
Synonym: ALL THE².

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