sic

as inverbatim
as inliterally
as inso
as inprod
as inprompt
as inspur
as inegg on
as ingoad

Synonyms for sic

adj exactly

Antonyms for sic

different

Word Origin & History

insertion in printed quotation to call attention to error in the original; Latin, literally "so, thus, in this way," related to or emphatic of si "if," from PIE root *so- "this, that" (cf. Old English sio "she"). Used regularly in English articles from 1876, perhaps by influence of similar use in French (1872).

Sic passim is "generally so throughout."

Example Sentences forsic

You'll have to sic some other poor devil on this glittering proposition of yours.

Sic semper tyrannis, does not mean "Tyrants are always sick."

I point to dem sojers an say, "Sic him, General Lee, sic him."

It wad be fair sinfu' no' ta tak a drop at sic a time as this.

Else there wadna hae been sic a sad welcome for her bonnie bairn.

The number of inhabitants were (sic) not more than four millions.

Na, na, Leeby; dinna let me ever think o' sic a thing this month.

"It'll be a warnin' to ye, Sam'l, no to be in sic a hurry i' the futur," said Sanders.

“Sic itur—ad Astra,” she said demurely, and offered him her hand.

He holds a lamb in his arms, and carries the legend, Sic Genius.

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Antonyms for sic

egged on

egging on

eggs on

goad

goaded

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