WordNet
such that
adj. of a degree or quality specified (by the `that' clause); "their anxiety was such that they could not sleep" [syn: such(p)]
Usage examples of "such that".
It proved itself such that morning, for I had scarce gotten into my dry clothes and taken the girl's apparel to the captain's cabin when an order was shouted down into the engine-room for full speed ahead, and an instant later I heard the dull boom of a gun.
The sinfulness and wickedness of these beasts was such that even the Buddha had turned his face gently aside and would offer no protection to his messenger, the missionary Bodidharma.
Yet the variations were such that no native germ could live in their bodies.