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Usage of so shabby in English

I am positively ashamed to go anywhere, my clothes are so shabby. 
 Stepping Heavenward 

A new one has been made, because that one was so shabby. 
 Fated to Be Free: A Novel 

Did you ever see me with so shabby a row of tea-cups? 
 The Trial; Or, More Links of the Daisy Chain 

My castle rushed by so shabby a ruse; my name a laughing-stock! 
 O. Henry Memorial Award Prize Stories of 1920 

The whole was so shabby that I tried not to look at it. 
 The Brotherhood of Consolation 

As for clothes, I never was so shabby in my life. 
 Quin 

And how, in the Abbey, no one was so shabby 
 Library of the World's Best Literature, Ancient and Modern — Vol... 

Be it ever so shabby and dismal, nobody ever owns to keeping a shop. 
 The Book of Snobs 

She observed to her mommer that she never see a gempman go so shabby. 
 V. V.'s Eyes 

And, after all, my little gift is not quite so shabby as it looks. 
 Tell Me Another Story: The Book of Story Programs 

I never thought my girl would play so shabby a trick on Gerald's son. 
 Mary Gray 

I shouldn't feel so shabby if we had seen them. 
 Their Silver Wedding Journey — Volume 2 

Being in the dark with Ethan didn't sound so shabby. 
 Never Have I Ever 

But, Ollie, he's so shabby, and his daughter gives music-lessons. 
 The Fortunes of Oliver Horn 

I was so shabby and plebeian, then, that people actually dare offer me money! 
 Alton Locke, Tailor and Poet: An Autobiography 

And the walls were so shabby, the room needed a new coat of paint anyway. 
 Fortunate harbor 

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Adjective

So shabby through the time

So shabby across language varieties

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Meanings of so shabby in English