So much
Uncommon
Uncommon adjective - Being out of the ordinary.
So much and uncommon are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "So much" instead an adverb "Uncommon".
Nearby Word: uncommonly
Both terms in one sentence
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Uncommon Time: Used this so much he nearly inverted it, and considered it noteworthy when he wrote a piece (Symphony in C) that had no meter changes at all.
Source: Music / Igor Stravinsky -
This is about as much fun as it sounds and makes an already Nintendo Hard game so much more difficult that deliberately suiciding isn't uncommon.
Source: Gravity Screw - Similarly, Slash lampshaded play errors in a live album by noting that "this is not the Mahavishnu Fucking Orchestra." Uncommon Time: The Mahavishnu Orchestra, especially the first incarnation, would use this so much that it arguably outnumbered the Common Time passages in their work.
Source: Music / John McLaughlin
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