Such (adverb)

1. In the manner previously described.
2. To such a degree or extent.

Origin:

Middle english, from old english sō swā; akin to old high german sō so, latin sic, greek hōs so, thus.

Examples:

1. I have never seen such a beautiful sunset.
2. He was not such a bad person.
3. I don't think I can eat such a large meal.
4. I can't believe she did such a thing.
5. I didn't think you were such a good cook.