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sometime | American Dictionary

sometime
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/ˈsʌmˌtɑɪm/
at a time in the future or the past which is not known or stated:
I’m having lunch with an old friend sometime next week.

Examples of sometime

sometime
Three developments in hominid imposed symmetry appear in the archaeological record sometime after 500,000 years ago.
There is sometime as evident contradiction as if it had been saved by a proviso.*!
The researcher must step aside, wait a turn, and hope the carousel conversation starts again sometime in the future.
Almost 25.3% reported having deferred medical care because of cost sometime in the past 12 months.
Many individuals that are street-wise are good manipulators and sometime only another "good manipulator" can see through that.
How the role of supplementary prescribing pharmacist develops will not be known for sometime.
The two mynas were thought to be plentiful sometime after their colonization, but no quantitative data were available until 1983/84.
However, this complete collection disappeared sometime around 1940.
Alternative explanations may involve the occurrence of competition avoidance sometime in the evolution of the group.
If its owner does not move for sometime.
However, the requirement of harmonicity of the external field can sometime be lifted, if we consider only equilibrium domains in an external field.
However, when appropriate, we sometime show type annotation as (p : t).
Work is progressing on this topic, and we may see them added to the language sometime in the next couple of years.
There would be a chance, though perhaps very slim, that they would go wrong at least once sometime.
The rate of word learning has to stop increasing sometime; adults are not learning hundreds of words a day.
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