same

used to indicate that a statement is true for the same reasons as a previous statement.

• She didn't like this shirt, and by the same token, she won't like that skirt.

Used to describe a situation or someone's behavior that remains unchanged, especially when it is considered boring or irritating.

• Going to work is the same old same old every day, it's really the same.

Not as good as before or as expected; of a lesser standard.

• Since the restaurant changed chefs, the quality of the food is just not the same.

Used to express that a negative or undesirable situation is recurring and is no different from previous occurrences.

• Every time I think things will improve, it's the same old story.

Used to express agreement with what someone has said or to indicate that you have had the same experience.

• "I don't really like this restaurant." "Same here!"

used to indicate something that needs to be considered in addition to what has just been mentioned.

• This job is very challenging, but at the same time, it offers a great opportunity to learn new skills.

This phrase is used to reciprocate a greeting or insult, indicating the same wish or sentiment is directed back at the original speaker.

• "Happy New Year!" "Same to you!"

Indicates a request for another serving of the same drink that one has just consumed.

• This coffee is delicious, same again.

Referring to the same thing or person.

• I was surprised to find out that Mary’s husband and Jane’s son are one and the same person.

despite what has just been said; nevertheless.

• I was supposed to finish this report yesterday, but I got it done today all the same.

Significantly inferior to another person or thing; not comparable in quality or ability.

• The service at this restaurant is not in the same league as the last one we visited.

Used to indicate that although what was said may not be entirely accurate, the distinction is insignificant.

• "I thought the meeting was at 2 PM." "Actually, it's at 2:30 PM." "Same difference."

Used to express that a negative situation has recurred, causing frustration or annoyance.

• Here we go again; they've submitted their report late again. It's the same old story.

This phrase is used to indicate that different actions or approaches will ultimately lead to the same outcome or result.

• Whether we start this project now or later, it all amounts to the same thing.

To be in the same difficult or unpleasant circumstances as other people; facing the same challenges.

• After the company restructuring, we are all facing an uncertain future, we are in the same boat.

to have no preference; to not matter to someone which option is chosen.

• We can go today or tomorrow; it's all the same to me.

something that is boring because it has remained unchanged.

• Doing the same old thing every day is really making me feel bored.