Definition for So:

• 1. Shift Out2. Significant Other, almost invariably written abbreviatedand pronounced / S-O/ by hackers. Used to refer to one'sprimary relationship, especially a live-in to whom one is notmarried.

Synonyms for So:

• adv

  •accordingly (adverb)
  • as a result,
  • under the circumstances,
  • in that event,
  • as a consequence,
  • respectively,
  • correspondingly,
  • in consequence,
  • proportionately.
  •highly (adverb)
  • so much,
  • terrifically,
  • but good,
  • hugely,
  • strikingly,
  • supremely,
  • surpassingly.
  •similarly (adverb)
  • then as well,
  • Equivalently.
  •then (adverb)
  • thenceforth,
  • from there on,
  • from that time.
  •therefore (adverb)
  • to that end,
  • for this reason,
  • forasmuch as,
  • therefrom,
  • on the grounds.
  •whereat (adverb)
  • upon which.

• adv.

  •accordingly (adverb)
  • then,
  • resultantly,
  • fitly,
  • and so,
  • in respect to.
  •all (adverb)
  • so.
  •exactly right (adverb)
  • just so.
  •extremely (adverb)
  • sorely.
  •hence (adverb)
  • henceforward,
  • as deduction,
  • hereinafter.
  •highly (adverb)
  • terribly,
  • very much,
  • highly,
  • extraordinarily,
  • mucho.
  •remarkably (adverb)
  • singularly.
  •similarly (adverb)
  • similarly.
  •then (adverb)
  • from then on.
  •therefore (adverb)
  • wherefore,
  • owing to,
  • thanks to,
  • due to,
  • Because,
  • Since,
  • on account of.
  •thus (adverb)
  • on this wise,
  • in such manner,
  • in this way,
  • to this extent,
  • and so forth,
  • even so,
  • and so on,
  • in this degree,
  • in such wise.
  •to a degree (adverb)
  • indeterminately,
  • this much,
  • so large.
  •unusually (adverb)
  • un usually,
  • un-common,
  • un commonly,
  • un common,
  • un-usually.
  •whereat (adverb)
  • whereupon.

• n.

  •
  • crotchet,
  • beat,
  • indefinitely,
  • chord,
  • B,
  • infinitely,
  • very,
  • D,
  • vaguely,
  • DO,
  • bass,
  • uncertainly,
  • C,
  • extremely,
  • such,
  • double flat,
  • unusually.
  •
  • as a consequence/in consequence,
  • fit,
  • exact,
  • by virtue of something,
  • accurate,
  • ensuing,
  • correct,
  • From,
  • knock on.
  •
  • clearly,
  • simply,
  • honestly,
  • having finished,
  • precisely,
  • essentially,
  • that is all,
  • enough,
  • certainly,
  • evidently,
  • surely,
  • actually,
  • literally.
  •
  • This,
  • by.
  •
  • particularly,
  • immensely,
  • thoroughly,
  • well,
  • greatly,
  • a lot,
  • really,
  • deeply.
  •and then (noun)
  • and then.
  •communication (noun)
  • sol,
  • soh.
  •so (noun)
  • systematic,
  • true,
  • indeed,
  • in order,
  • truthful.

• prep.

  •to (preposition)
  • in order to,
  • that may,
  • that one may.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • otherwise,
  • three-quarter,
  • life-size,
  • disproportionate,
  • whereat.
  •
  • isometric,
  • full-size.
  •
  • double.
  •and so
  • with that.

Paraphrases for So:

• Independent

  • Coordinating conjunction
    both, less, very, either, therefore.
  • Preposition or subordinating conjunction
    Because, very, although, therefore.
  • Proper noun, singular
    Associations, matters, modalities, therefore.
  • Adverb
    consequently, too, best, only, Because, quite, just, extremely, exactly, likewise, absolutely, sufficiently, insofar, otherwise, soon, similarly, rather, enough, awfully, particularly, less, terribly, very, indeed, highly, completely, approximately, sorely, equally, subsequently, furthermore, nevertheless, together, either, overly, pretty, therefore, desperately, sorry, totally, incredibly, excessively, perhaps, somewhat, thus, almost, great, already, maybe, namely, further, least, definitely, alike, truly, solely, respectfully, enormously, correspondingly, etc, due, sometimes, certainly, moreover.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    thus.

Antonyms for So:

• adj.

  • Other antonyms:
    faulty, false, improper, flawed, imperfect, defective, wrong, inexact, off, incorrect, untrue, inaccurate.

So Sentence Examples:

• Yes; for he said so.

• I must not go to Westervoe myself, so I thought I'd like to have something from it.

Homophones for So:

• shush, sousa, Sousse, siege, sky, schwa, shikoku, Swaggie, sag, swage, shoo away, sa, sheikha, so-so, saxe, sushi, succuss, shua, sheikh, seiche, squashy, sow, sus, saucy, squeegee, shook, swishy, swiss, 1880s, such, sagacious, sauce, sewage, SAS, skyhook, squawk, shuck, shikse, shock, sax, show, saga, Susa, shoo, sec, sough, soja, 1890s, shiah, shako, Susah, swig, six, sickish, succus, saw, shuha, sos, S, swag, sikh, sugi, squeaky, swash, 1920s, 1770s, souk, soho, SG, sake, sick joke, sukiyaki, swosh, Skag, sew, syzygy, sussex, sigh, 1530s, sissoo, sauk, sess, saek, schuss, shiksa, scsi, schizaea, showcase, swazi, suck, sago, 1930s, segue, she-oak, Skaw, shake, sack, shaky, sioux, suisse, sou, ssw, sky-high, sacco, sw, 1760s, seize, success, shwa, sashay, swoosh, shoe, sway, shia, skyjack, sash, 1780s, sc, shew, sse, say-so, squish, seesaw, sequoya, sick, squaw, see, shah, Seiji Ozawa, say, sheik, sausage, sise, schweiz, 1960s, 1940s, shisha, sizz, ss, sika, shoes, saiga, soh, segway, soya, suez, 1790s, ski, 1860s, squeak, sis, 1840s, soy, shaggy, SSS, shack, saki, succos, 1990s, seasick, si, 1750s, Sacajawea, shoji, sequoyah, sequoia, scow, shogi, seaway, skagway, sue, 1870s, squeeze, soakage, soy sauce, scag, squash, shay, skew, sex, SSA, showy, sexy, sassy, 1850s, sheika, socage, sockeye, 1830s, TSO, sea, sea ash, squawky, sacagawea, 1900s, size, swiz, shy, squasy, skua, sigeh, shaw, soggy, ski wax, sissu, 1820s, seek, scoke, sea cow, siss, 1950s, sac, sissyish, 1980s, sass, shucks, sic, skyway, sage, se, shag, sissy, seaquake, schizaeaceae, sheesha, soak, sock, 1970s, skeg, sacque, squishy, scouse, swish, souse, Swiss Cheese.

Hyponym for So:

• n.

  • communication
    Solfa Syllable.