Almost never
So much and almost never are semantically related. In some cases you can use "So much" instead an adverb phrase "Almost never".
So much
Almost never and so much are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Almost never" instead an adverb phrase "So much".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- uncommonly and almost never
- uncommonly and so much
- extremely and almost never
- extremely and so much
- rarely and almost never
- rarely and so much
- infrequently and almost never
- infrequently and so much
- extra and almost never
- extra and so much
- uncommon and almost never
- uncommon and so much
- remarkably and almost never
- remarkably and so much
Both terms in one sentence
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These are almost never used when they would actually be useful, and rarely does their lack of use get so much as a Hand Wave.
Source: Series / Knight Rider -
He's almost never without his sharp black getup, so much so that Jeremy Brett called it the "damaged penguin" look.
Source: Series / Sherlock Holmes - Rarely took security measures (and almost never left instructions) regarding the legions of Pointless Doomsday Devices they left like so much trash throughout various galaxies including one capable of exterminating all life in the galaxy and another that could not be shut off once activated.
Source: Neglectful Precursors
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