The meaning of Sometime

Sometime – definition

adverb
At some unspecified or unknown time.
Usage examples:
You must come and have supper sometime
Synonims:
Some day One day One of these days At a future time/date One of these fine days Sooner or later By and by In due course In the fullness of time In the long run At some time At some point Duri

adjective
Former.
Usage examples:
The sometime editor of the paper
Synonims:
Former Past Previous Prior Foregoing Late Erstwhile One-time As was Ex-Quondam Whilom
adjective
Occasional.
Usage examples:
A sometime contributor

adverb
At a time in the future or the past which is not known or stated
Usage examples:
I’m having lunch with an old friend sometime next week.

Sometime translation into English

Sometime: translate from English into Chinese

有时, 某时

Sometime: translate from English into Dutch

Enige tijd, Ooit, Soms, Vroeger, Voormalig, Voorheen

Sometime: translate from English into French

Parfois, Un jour, Bientôt, Intermittent

Sometime: translate from English into German

Irgendwann, Früher, Irgendeinmal, Einstig, Ehemalig

Sometime: translate from English into Hindi

कुछ समय, कभी, कभी कभी, किसी समय, किसी समय में, जब तब, एक समय में, पूर्व समय में, पहले, समय-समय

Sometime: translate from English into Italian

A volte, Una volta, Un giorno, Ex, Di un tempo, Precedente

Sometime: translate from English into Korean

언젠가, 어떤 때에, 이전의, 이따금의

Sometime: translate from English into Russian

Когда-то, Некогда, Бывший, Прежний, Прежде, Когда-нибудь

Sometime: translate from English into Spanish

Algún tiempo, A veces, Algunas veces

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Sometime – similar words

sometimes

adverb
Occasionally, rather than all of the time.
Usage examples:
Sometimes i want to do things on my own

adverb
On some occasions but not all the time
Usage examples:
Sometimes you think you can’t really trust anybody.

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Sometime synonims

erstwhile

adjective
Former.
Usage examples:
The erstwhile president of the company

adverb
Formerly.
Usage examples:
Mary anderson, erstwhile the queen of america's stage

adjective
Previous

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foregoing

adjective
Just mentioned or stated; preceding.
Usage examples:
The foregoing analysis of the economic class structure

noun
The things just mentioned or stated.
Usage examples:
Proceeding from the foregoing, one may single out three strategically stable states of interstate m…

verb
Variant spelling of forgo.

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former

adjective
Having previously been a particular thing.
Usage examples:
Her former boyfriend

noun
A person or thing that forms something.
Usage examples:
An opinion-former

adjective
Of an earlier time, but not now
Usage examples:
The former president lives on his ranch., of the two suggestions, i prefer the former.

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in due course

phrase
At the appropriate time
Usage examples:
The range will be extended in due course

phrase
At a suitable time in the future
Usage examples:
You will receive notification of the results in due course., the palace has indicated that an offic…

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late

adjective
Doing something or taking place after the expected, proper, or usual time.
Usage examples:
His late arrival

adverb
After the expected, proper, or usual time.
Usage examples:
She arrived late

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one-time

ˈwʌn.taɪm

adjective
Only once
Usage examples:
The gym charges a separate, one-time fee to join., the one-time olympic track star is now a coach.

adjective
Happening only once
Usage examples:
We will take a one-time charge against earnings this quarter., the one-time pm refused to comment o…

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past

adjective
Gone by in time and no longer existing.
Usage examples:
The danger is now past

noun
The time before the moment of speaking or writing.
Usage examples:
She found it hard to make ends meet in the past

preposition
To or on the further side of.
Usage examples:
He rode on past the crossroads

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adjective
Existing or occurring before in time or order.
Usage examples:
She looked tired after her exertions of the previous evening

noun
Previous convictions; a criminal record.
Usage examples:
He's got previous—theft and wounding

adjective
Happening or existing before the one mentioned
Usage examples:
The previous owner of the house added a back porch., she was previously employed as a tour guide.

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prior

adjective
Existing or coming before in time, order, or importance.
Usage examples:
He has a prior engagement this evening

noun
A previous criminal conviction.
Usage examples:
He had no juvenile record, no priors

noun
A man who is head of a house or group of houses of certain religious orders.
Usage examples:
The english reformation removed powerful abbots and priors from their seats

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quondam

adjective
That once was; former.
Usage examples:
Quondam dissidents joined the establishment

adjective
Of or in an earlier time; before the present time, or in the past
Usage examples:
Among the central tibetan languages is central tibetan, the quondam official language of tibet., th…

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sooner or later

At some time in the future
Usage examples:
Don’t worry, sooner or later the cat will come home.

phrase
At some future time; eventually.
Usage examples:
You'll have to tell him sooner or later

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whilom

adverb
Formerly; in the past.
Usage examples:
The wistful eyes which whilom glanced down upon the fields

adjective
Former; erstwhile.
Usage examples:
A whilom circus acrobat

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