adverb

somewhere

somewhere, in or to some place

My keys must be somewhere in this room.

My keys must be somewhere in this room.

Let's go somewhere nice for dinner.

Let's go somewhere nice for dinner.

He lives somewhere near Oxford.

He lives somewhere near Oxford.

((indicates an unspecified place)) in, at, or to a place not known or named I've seen that man somewhere before.

Synonyms: someplace; Antonyms: nowhere

A combination of 'some' and 'where', indicating an unspecified location.

Imagine you've lost your phone. You don't know the exact spot, but you know it's 'somewhere' in the house. It's in 'some' place, but 'where'?

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