feel so so vs so

These two phrases are not directly comparable as they serve different purposes. 'Feel so so' is a colloquial expression used to convey a feeling of mediocrity or being just okay, while 'so' on its own is typically used as an intensifier or to provide emphasis in a sentence.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used in informal language to express a feeling of being just okay or mediocre.

"feel so so"

You can use 'feel so so' in casual conversations to indicate that you are feeling neither good nor bad, but just average. It is often used to express a lack of enthusiasm or satisfaction.

Examples:

I'm feeling so so about the party tonight.
She seemed a bit so so about the movie we watched.
How are you feeling today? - Just so so.
His performance was so so, nothing exceptional.
The food was so so, not great but not terrible either.

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I get a lot of responses to things I post and that makes me feel so so blessed, I'm really part of a community that before last year I never knew existed!
And sometimes it feels so, so unfair...
This feels so good so that I decided to use him for my treatments.
It is rare to feel so bored so quickly during the opening lines of a play...
We feel so... so much pressure to perform at work that...
And yet the place feels so intimate, so friendly.
I just feel so sorry and so grateful.
But I hate to feel so useless... so trapped.
Feel so energised, so pumped.
I feel so good, so at one with everything.
One feels so happy, so at peace.
This just feels so easy and so right.
Yes. I feel so lonely... so abandoned by everybody.
I don't feel so g - So good.
I feel so spoiled and so lazy.
There's nothing on earth that makes you feel so big and so inadequate all at the same time.
I feel so resentful, so discontented.
Your hospitality and kindness made us feel so comfortable, so far away from home.
After all the blows I received, the touch of your hand feels so pleasant, so delightful.
I just keep thinking I used to feel so superior because so many of my friends...

This phrase is correct and commonly used as an intensifier or to provide emphasis in a sentence.

"so "

'So' on its own can be used to emphasize a statement or add intensity to it. It is often used before adjectives or adverbs to strengthen the meaning.

Examples:

I am so happy to see you!
She is so talented at playing the piano.
That movie was so boring.
He ran so fast that he won the race.
I feel so tired after a long day at work.

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But that wall is so big, so well-maintained, so solid, so powerful, so intimidating, so indestructible, so gray.
They're all so sanctimonious... so judgmental.
We packed all our clothes, so I guess so.
George is so academic and Nathaniel was so...
He seemed so lonely, so helpless and shy.
Life is so wonderful, so fleeting and precious.
Everything's so ugly and yet so comfortable.
I was so, so nervous about seeing you.
She has been so understanding, so sympathetic.
I haven't worked so hard for so little money since Afghanistan.
Never had the schoolmaster felt so melancholy, so utterly alone.
You all look so handsome, so grown-up.
She was just so flippant, so comfortable around us.
I am so so So so sorry.
We are so so so sorry about last night.
Was so premeditated, so cold-blooded.
Nothing so important changes so quickly.
Never was someone so tortured for so long, so needlessly.
Seemed so implausible that someone so careful could be so careless.
I think what we have is so, so, so, so, so, so special.

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