somewhere
- noun
- /ˈsʌmˌwɛr/
- Somewheres in between.
Examples
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It's not my place to say, but what she's got in mind is a jolly holiday somewheres or other.
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No, no, they're still there somewhere, but they're not here.
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May or may not have left my credit card somewhere tonight.
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So between those two somewhere is my guess.
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Kong Island should be somewhere, but it's not here.
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While a totally wild guess, somewhere in Europe, maybe Italy.
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And I am, as I've written somewhere, glad to be here.
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So this is something that's been circulating somewhere for, for a while.
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There's another cat somewhere, but he's just a Fido.
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I left my keys somewhere in the house and can't find them.
Synonyms
In or to a place that is not known
Idioms
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Morphology
Etymology
Somewhere comes from two simple parts, some and where, which mean 'some' and 'place'. Think of it like someone for people: a somewhere is 'some place' you do not know or do not name, an indefinite location.