someway
4
6.5
- adverb
- /ˈsʌmweɪ/
:
de alguna manera
- There must be someway you can help me.
- somehow, someway
- Someday, someway
- get it back someway
What they hope is that somehow, someway this will at some point fix itself.
- What they hope is that somehow, someway this will at some point fix itself.
- I'm going to try to figure out a way to make that happen here somehow, someway.
- Ultra processed foods on the other hand, is when you have a field of corn that somehow, someway gets turned into a box of Lucky Charms.
- Ultra processed foods, on the other hand, is when you see a field of wheat and somehow, someway that becomes fucking pop Tarts.
- Yeah, somehow, someway the freeway got blocked off and they're doing, you know, Donuts on the freeway.
- And when he meets the devil, somehow, someway, he's able to hold something over the head of the devil where he's able to get the devil to go to court.
Examples
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Somebody needs, loves, and supports this man someway, somehow.
Blog text (24) -
But it all has to come together somehow, someway.
Blog text (11) -
Yeah, I wanna help you someway, man.
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What they hope is that somehow, someway this will at some point fix itself.
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- There must be someway to get even with him for throwing us out of school.
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But she knew that somehow, someway the loss would find her.
Fiction book (1999) -
Hope we can get it done, somehow, someway.
Blog text (3) -
Clearly, the majority of people in the category you mentioned are online somehow, someway.
Blog text (26) -
Isn't there someway you could stay?
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I am sure there is someway we can solve this problem together.
Synonyms
∞
2.7
In a way you do not know how or why
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1.0
In whatever way is possible to finish something
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2.3
To do something in any way possible
How Many Ways
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Someway is made from some ('a certain' or 'one') and way ('path' or 'method'). So it originally meant 'by a certain path', and that's why today we use someway to say something is done 'in a way we do not know' or 'by some means'.