さること
さ
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こ
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Meanings
1
something like that; that sort of thing
usually written using kana alone
Used to refer to a thing or situation of a certain kind, often with a nuance of 'such a thing' or 'that kind of thing'. Can be used in both positive and negative contexts.
I didn't think he would do something like that.
Rather than worrying about that sort of thing, it's better to take action.
2
something natural; something plausible
usually written using kana alone
Often used in the pattern さることながら to mean 'not only ... but also ...' or '... is natural/understandable, and moreover ...'. It acknowledges something as a matter of course while adding another point.
His talent is remarkable, but his effort is also wonderful.
It's a dish that not only tastes good but also looks beautiful.