English Dictionary

Definition of “so be it”

so be it

And if being different means a 15-per-cent market share, then so be it.

Globe and Mail (2003)

And if that means providing them with crisps and chocolate rather than fruit, so be it.

Spiked (2003)

If my efforts have to be with bankers and money men, then so be it.

Gaskin, Catherine The Ambassador's Women

If that approach makes me any less of a player, then so be it.

Ian Woosnam, with Edward Griffiths WOOSIE: The Autobiography (2002)

If the child she was carrying was a necessary part of getting her way, then so be it.

Clive Barker GALILEE (2001)

Maggie realized she was the only "victim" on the program, Well, so be it.

Peter Robinson AFTERMATH (2001)

The club source added: "If it ends up in the High Court then so be it.

Sun, News of the World (2001)

We will pay our own way -- and if that involves my husband going back to work after his retirement, so be it.

Sun, News of the World (2000)

``So I thought if the water wants to naturally collect there, so be it.

Courier, Sunday Mail (2005)

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