I should think not/so (too)!
Definition
› said when you think what has been suggested is certainly not, or certainly is, the correct and expected thing: "I bought her some flowers to say thank you." "I should think so too." "I don't like to drink more than one bottle of wine in an evening." "I should think not."InterjectionsSounds used as interjections
(Definition of I should think not/so (too)! from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- (well) what do you know! idiom
- aw shucks exclamation
- boy exclamation
- come again? idiom
- come off it! idiom
- compliment noun
- couldn't agree/disagree more idiom
- cut the crap! idiom
- do me/us a favour! idiom
- enjoy verb (PLEASURE)
- enough determiner, pronoun, adverb
- hello exclamation, noun
- hush exclamation
- oh yes idiom
- pardon exclamation
- suit yourself! idiom
- use your loaf idiom
- voilà exclamation
- wake up! idiom
- what an idea! idiom
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