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:
   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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1. Tom Leonard:

   The kids are watching what we do and we need respect, let's just leave the mask wars out of the schools. You want to fight those wars, fight them somewhere else, but don't mess with the teachers. They have a hard enough job right now.

2. James Jarrard:

   Our SDF partners are still making daily progress and sacrifices, and together we are still finding, targeting and killing ISIS terrorists intent on keeping their extremist hold on the region. We cannot take our focus off our mission, and we must not lose our momentum in taking these terrorists off the battlefield and preventing them from resurfacing somewhere else.

3. Jim Curtis:

   I’ve spent a few holidays alone, but I have one thing to say about that, ‘when in doubt focus out’. You don’t have to feel lonely if you’re making a connection. If you’re alone during the holidays try to go to a food kitchen, try to go somewhere where you can give because you never feel better than when you’re giving.

4. District Attorney Brent Cooper:

   I want to ask you just to do the right thing, and I'm not asking you to turn yourself in, i'm not asking you to call the police. I'm not worried about that at this point. What we're worried about is Elizabeth and her safety. It's just time to let her come home. Just release her. Drop her off somewhere, somewhere safe, somewhere where she can be found and let her get back home to her family, and we'll worry about what's going to happen to you later.

5. Dan Cooper:

   There is a heap of wheat in the world. We need a disaster somewhere to get prices above cost of production, a lot of people are holding back forward sales in the hope there will be a weather event that will trigger a market rally.