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Meanings of so fond in English
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Usage of so fond in English
1
One thing he is not so fond of, however, is the cold.
2
Those of the Irish Family she is so fond of referring to.
3
I like the tragic; but I'm not so fond of the horrible.
4
It's time for the skate, a fish he's not so fond of.
5
Fatima was not so fond of the Misses Brooke as I was.
6
And how his family was all so fond of me, and all.
7
The old sorrel he was so fond of riding is still alive.
8
You who are so fond of women, well, make them in bronze.
9
It was a pleasure to see them so fond of cabin door-yards.
10
Gone was the avuncular dwarf whom Anduin had become so fond of.
11
This must be his sister, the Elizabeth he was so fond of.
12
And so fond of public justice too as he seemed to be.
13
I am so fond of milk. So Tabby raced along after Rover.
14
I can easily understand why his followers are so fond of him.
15
They were so fond of me that they almost quarrelled about me.
16
Yet there are few things that we are so fond of doing.
This collocation consists of:
So fond through the time
So fond across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Less common
United States of America
Rare