So much for that



So much for that.

That is the end of that.; We will not be dealing with that anymore. John tossed the stub of a pencil into the trash. "so much for that," he muttered, fishing through his drawer for another. Mother: Here, try some carrots. Child (brushing the spoon aside): No! No! Mother: Well, so much for that.
See also: much

So much for that

sent. That is all for that. (Also in other variants as in the examples.) It’s gone, ruined, broken—so much for that. He’s finished as a friend of mine. So much for him!
See also: much

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Eustaquioe-oo-STAH-kyo (Spanish)Spanish, Portuguese
Tacitus-Ancient Roman
Sunder-Indian, Hindi, Tamil
Eleanora[.elə'nɔ:rə]
ConstanceKAHN-stənts (English), kawn-STAWNS (French)English, French
FerneFURNEnglish