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so much for

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so much for something

that is the end of something. He told me how his parents divorced, then said, “So much for the storybook romance.” A bird hit my windshield, and I thought, so much for that bird.

Usage notes: usually said about a disappointing end

See also: much

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so far as is concerned
So far so good
so far, so good
so help me
so long
so much
so much as

so much for
so much so
so much the better
so near and yet so far
so to speak
soak
soak up
soaked

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So Many Ways (James song)

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So Much Cooler Online

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So Much For The Ten Year Plan (album)

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So Much for You

So Much For You (song)

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So Much More (album)

So Much Of Paragraph NN (US military 1930s through 1950s)

So much owed by so many to so few

So Much Shouting, So Much Laughter

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