Synonyms for Somewhere
ˈsʌmˌʰwɛər, -ˌwɛərsome·wher·e

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1. somewhereadverb

   Synonyms:
   someplace

2. somewhereadverb

   In an uncertain or unspecified location.

   Synonyms:
   someplace

3. somewhereadverb

   To an uncertain or unspecified location.

   Synonyms:
   someplace

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1. somewhereadverb

   an indefinite or unknown location

   "they moved to somewhere in Spain"

2. somewhere, someplaceadverb

   in or at or to some place

   "she must be somewhere"; (`someplace' is used informally for `somewhere')

   Synonyms:
   somewhere, someplace

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1. somewhereadjective

   Synonyms:
   in some place, in one place or another

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1. List of paraphrases for "somewhere":

   someplace, anywhere, somehow

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How to use Somewhere in a sentence?

1. Lynn Zakeri:

   This is a hard line for both of you, this can become tense and full of resentment, or it can be a discussion that gets you both somewhere. ‘So from what you are telling me, it is important for us to move. Tell me again the reasons why, so I fully understand them.’ Then repeat back the reasons, without judgment or tone.

2. John Reid:

   With inflation so low, it would be strange if central banks didn't do more in the face of such market turmoil and elevated risk factors, it won't be a major growth stimulant, but any extra liquidity provided will have to go somewhere, so it's too early to say the central bank era of elevating asset prices is over.

3. Julia Pollak:

   Typically, in good times, the workweek tends to be somewhere between 34.3 and 34.6 hours on average, and somehow it’s slowed all the way down to the bottom end of that range, if it continues to deteriorate, that would suggest weakening demand for labor.

4. Saidi Meck Sadiki:

   We simply don't have the resources and alternative land to offer these people, they are simply too many, they should find rental accommodation somewhere else.

5. Al Lewis:

   Protectionism is somebody just admitting failure, when we can’t compete on a certain product, because labor’s cheaper somewhere else, we put in tariffs ... and they’re being cast in the rhetoric of a trade war. Well, a trade war is not going to be good for anybody.