so much the better


so much the better

That is even better. I love your sister, so if she can come too, then so much the better.See also: better, much

so much the better

even better; all to the better. Please come to the picnic. If you can bring a salad, so much the better. The flowers look lovely on the shelf. It would be so much the better if you put them on the table.See also: better, much

so much the

To that extent or degree, as in You decided to stay home? So much the better, for now we won't need a second car. This usage is always followed by a comparative adjective, such as better in the example. [Early 1200s] See also: much

so much the better (or worse)

it is better (or worse) for that reason. 1995 Guardian If you can get a tropical fruit juice…so much the better. See also: better, much

so much the ˈbetter/ˈworse (for somebody/something)

it is better/worse for that reason: ‘I seem to have made my curry hotter than usual.’ ‘So much the better. I love hot curries.’See also: better, much, worse