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Discover LudwigThe phrase 'so many words' is a completely valid and usable part of the English language.
It is generally used as an expression of surprise, expressing that there are more words than expected. For example, "We have studied so many words in the past week!".
Idiom
In so many words.
This phrase may be used to mean 'approximately' or 'more or less'.
Exact(57)
So many words are lost".
Not in so many words.
So many words!
In so many words, he did.
So many words, so little time.
Armstead, in so many words, just threatened.
Or not in so many words.
OK, he didn't actually say that in so many words.
"There are so many words I don't know".
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In fact he confessed not in so many words to living in a conservative echo chamber.
(Yes, the director said in so many words).
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