Such

/sʌtʃ/

Meaning & Definition

adjective
Of the type previously mentioned or implied.
She had never seen such a beautiful sunset before.
Used to emphasize the degree of something.
He was such a talented musician that everyone wanted him in their band.
Used to refer to a particular kind or sort of thing.
There are many such devices available in the market.
pronoun
Referring to things or people that are similar or of the same kind.
People such as him should be treated with respect.

Etymology

Middle English, from Old English 'swylc', meaning 'such, of such a kind'.

Common Phrases and Expressions

such as
for example; like the following
such a
to indicate a high degree or quality
and such
and other things of a similar kind

Related Words

so
to such a great extent
that
to indicate a specific thing or person
whatever
anything or everything of the sort

Slang Meanings

Such a vibe
This party is such a vibe!
Such a mood
That song is such a mood right now.