somewhere
Pronunciation: [ˈsʌmˌwɛr]
Word
Context: "location"
(adverb) used to talk about an unspecified place. When you say 'somewhere,' it means you are talking about a place, but you aren't saying exactly where it is.
Example
I left my backpack somewhere in the school.
Example
I didn't leave my backpack somewhere; I took it home with me.
Example
Do you know where I put my shoes somewhere?
Context: "uncertainty"
(adverb) used to indicate that you are not sure about the exact details. Saying 'somewhere' can show that you don't know everything about a situation but you have a general idea.
Example
Somewhere in the book, there is a story about a hero.
Example
Nowhere in the book did it mention a hero's adventure.
Example
Is there somewhere in the book that talks about the hero?
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