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so-called
[ soh-kawld ]
adjective
- called or designated thus:
the so-called Southern bloc.
- incorrectly called or styled thus:
so-called intellectuals.
so-called
adjective
- prenominal designated or styled by the name or word mentioned, esp (in the speaker's opinion) incorrectly
a so-called genius
- ( also used parenthetically after a noun )
these experts, so-called, are no help
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of so-called1
Example Sentences
Shortly after the attack, the so-called South Armagh Republican Action Force claimed responsibility for it.
Twelve states have so-called trigger laws that would either cancel expansion or require changes in the state program if the federal match rate dropped below 90%.
All this is possible because, in January of this year, while they still had a majority, Senate Democrats failed to pass the so-called Press Act.
But in line with longstanding royal practice, it was owned under the names of other people or companies, acting on his behalf as so-called "nominees".
"In that category of so-called natural causes deaths are 30 and 40-year-olds who are dying from things like heart attacks or from diabetes or epilepsy," said Prof Armstrong.
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