それほど

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Common wordJLPTN4Freq.FrequencyTop 5,000

Meanings

usually written using kana alone

Used to indicate extent or degree, often in negative or conditional sentences. Can also be used in questions.

それ程ほど〈形けい容よう詞し〉ないnot that/so ~ (negating a degree)
この本ほんはそれ程ほど難むずかしくない。
This book isn't that difficult.
それ程ほど〈形けい容よう詞し〉でもないnot really all that ~ (softened negation)
彼かの女じょはそれ程ほど有ゆう名めいでもない。
She's not really all that famous.
それ程ほど〈動どう詞し〉ないnot ~ to that extent
そのことはそれ程ほど気きにしていない。
I'm not that worried about it.

そんなにN5
そんなに is a more colloquial equivalent of それ程, both meaning 'that much,' but それ程 sounds slightly more formal or literary.
余あまりN5
あまり is used almost exclusively with a following negative to mean 'not very/much,' while それ程 can also appear in conditional or question forms.
大たいしてN3
たいして is a slightly more formal word that, like それ程, usually pairs with a negative to mean 'not particularly,' but it cannot be used in questions.
さして
それほど is the everyday, conversational way to say 'not that much', while さして is more literary and formal.
さほどN1
さほど and それほど both mean 'not so much' with negatives, but それほど can also be used in affirmative sentences to mean 'to that extent'.

あれほど
あれほど means 'to that degree' referring to something distant or vividly recalled by both speaker and listener, whereas それ程 refers back to something already mentioned in conversation.
どれほど
どれほど is the question form asking 'how much/to what degree,' while それ程 states an already-known degree, often 'that much (and no more).'

Compound of それ (that) and ほど (degree, extent).