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Sin más

Just like that / Without further ado / Simply

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Notes & Usage:

Used to describe an action done abruptly, without explanation or ceremony. Can express surprise or matter-of-factness depending on context.

See It in Context

Se fue sin más, sin decir nada.

She left just like that, without saying a word.

Lo acepté sin más, no pregunté nada.

I accepted it without further ado, I didn't ask anything.

—¿Cómo reaccionó? —Se levantó y se fue, sin más.

—How did he react? —He got up and left, just like that.

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