so-soish

English

Etymology

From so-so +‎ -ish.

Adjective

so-soish (not comparable)

1. Thoroughly unimpressive; mediocre.
   • 1840, William Laxton, The Civil engineer and architect's journal: Volume 3, page 188:

     […] being one of very great merit and beauty, which, to say the truth, is more than we dare affirm of any of those we here notice, for they strike us as being of a very so-soish character.