somehow
- adverb
- /ˈsʌmˌhaʊ/
- I've been wanting to talk to you, but somehow I missed you in the village.
- somehow manage
- somehow feel
- somehow seem
is mind boggling because somehow the particle knew.
- is mind boggling because somehow the particle knew.
- Then it got picked up somehow by a young child.
- Yeah, they just somehow they knew it was me, they said.
- And yeah, somehow keep, keep on top of things.
- And I still somehow think this is fake.
- So well, somehow or another Aria, Aria finds out.
- It's, it's, it's, I don't know, somehow it works.
- And somehow we all have to get past that.
- And then somehow, well, he moved back and forth to New York.
- And you know, things might work out somehow.
Examples
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Yeah, that is somehow worse than I expected.
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Even I can walk along and tell myself that things would work out somehow.
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What you do has to be somehow world changing.
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That this interest was somehow the cause of the war.
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But she tried, she got sick and somehow she died.
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And somehow we all have to get past that.
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You need to somehow measure aspects of this world.
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Somehow I think the world would be better for it.
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Gabe was attractive, very attractive, and somehow interesting looking, but so were a million men.
Fiction book (1990) -
Somehow, somehow, she managed to complete the project on time despite all the challenges.
Synonyms
Nobody knows why something happened
In a way that is strange and hard to understand
In a way that cannot be explained or understood
In a way that is not known or clear
In a way that people cannot understand
In a way that hides what someone feels and is hard to understand
In a way that no one can explain
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Somehow is made of some ('a certain') and how ('the way'), so it literally means 'in a certain way' and is used when we do not know or cannot explain how something happened.