Adverb:

इ., वगैरे वगैरे.,

and so on's Usage Examples:

She recited a verse over it, handed it to her husband who did the same, and so on until every one had taken part.

help losing colour or the third dimension, but he has kept the essential frothiness and has puffed it further with cleverly caught close-ups and so on" but.

For example, in the Liceo classico students have to translate a Latin or ancient Greek text; in the Liceo scientifico students have to solve mathematics or physics problems; and so on.

Fantasy Hero: Fantasy adventure typically featuring wizards, swordsmen, kings, quests, dragons, prophecies, and so on.

is allowed life only by divine favour, rather than being indisputably vivified only by mortal science, and so on, as Hopkins" 2003 essay covers in detail.

Everyone sits around a large table and makes small-talk about the house, the country, and so on.

These categories have now been changed to a divisional tiering beginning with Division 1, Division 2, and so on, where promotion and relegation.

A range of numbers 00 to 19 meant capital city of Warsaw, 20 to 24 - Białostok Voivodeship, and so on, in alphabetical order, up to 95 to 99 for Wołyńskie Voivodeship.

04/s if they have two, and so on.

The information comes from informants, defectors, public files, authorities, independent researchers, and so on.

pressure on the laryngeal nerves may cause voice changes, narrowing of the windpipe may cause stridor, pressure on the gullet may cause dysphagia and so on.

We"ve blagged a lot of equipment, forklifts and so on, from the military, and the local.

Synonyms:

and so forth, etcetera, etc.,

Antonyms:

unquestionable, incontestable, undeniable, undeclared,