sometime
1 of 2adverb/ˈsʌmtaɪm/
1
at an undetermined point in the future
- We should meet sometime next week.
- I'll call you sometime tomorrow.
- I’ll visit you sometime in the summer.
- Let's go on a trip sometime soon.
- You should come over sometime and see my new apartment.
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2
at one point in the past, but not anymore
- Sometime in his youth, he traveled the world as a merchant.
- Sometime, this town was the center of trade in the region.
- The knight was sometime the protector of the realm, but he has since retired.
- The land was sometime the property of a noble family.
- The castle was sometime the home of a great king.
Synonyms:
3
on some occasions or at intervals
- Sometime, we would take walks along the riverbank.
- The king would sometime grant pardons to the wrongfully accused.
- Sometime, we would gather by the fire to share stories.
- Sometime, she would visit the garden to reflect in peace.
- The king would sometime hold a public audience to hear the people's concerns.