American English pronunciation
How to pronounce such
IPA transcription: ['sʌtʃ]
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Adjective
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of so extreme a degree or extent
“such weeping”
“so much weeping”
“such a help”
“such grief”
“never dreamed of such beauty”
Adverb
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to so extreme a degree
“he is such a baby”
“Such rich people!”
Usage examples
- Such a child is treated as born if he thereby takes a direct benefit.
- The interior was desert, and new species such as Scutosaurus and Gorgonopsids filled it.
- An important example of such a complex protein is the hormone erythropoietin.
- "Specialists call such a boom in returns a humanitarian catastrophe," she added.
- The drivers carried the freight themselves over such treacherous footing, and then reloaded the camels.
- They compete for trophies such as the 'Champion of Champions award'.
- There is no such thing as a "Roth Keogh Plan".
- Later order forms, such as those by Electronics Boutique, set the date in November.
- Nationalism is to some extent simply state-produced culture, and to be studied as such.
- Such reduction of back reflections increases the apparent contrast of surroundings.