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just so
See as long as , def. 3.
See just as , def. 2.
I agree, that is correct, as in The house was a mess.—Just so; I told her to clean the place up . [Mid-1700s]
Precisely in that way, very carefully and appropriately, as in The children had to be dressed just so for their aunt's wedding . [Mid-1700s]
Example Sentences
Apparently, by just-so-happening to love the coolest shows on TV at the time (while still running the country).
The mother of two appears topless, in a pair of assless chaps, with her short hair tousled just-so.
I have included only “hero tales, serious and droll,” beast stories and fables, and pourquoi or “just-so” stories.
The mind invents what Mr. Kipling would call a "Just-so story" to account for something already there.
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