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somewhere
adverb as in in, or at some place
Example Sentences
For Americans of my generation, Franco was somewhere between an inexplicable cultural footnote and a ghost haunting the margins of Cold War geopolitics.
The ad’s aesthetic sits somewhere between a political campaign ad and a Jeep commercial as Noem tells would-be immigrants to “come here the right way.”
I’d love to sell my house and downsize or move somewhere closer to one of my children.
“The answer,” Mr. Cooper and Ms. Johnson promise, “is in here somewhere”—hidden among piles of arch testimony and macabre illustrations in the style of Charles Addams.
“In 2022, if you had a GPU, you could pay for it in six months. Now the payback is still somewhere between 1½ and two years.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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