sometime in Latin
sometime in Latin is aliquandō — sometime means at an unspecified point in the past or future.
sometime in Latin
aliquandō
At an indefinite but stated time in the past or future.
What does "sometime" mean?
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adverb At an unspecified point in the past or future.
"Let's meet up sometime next week."
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adjective Former; having held a position at an earlier time.
"He is a sometime professor of history at the university."
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sometime in a sentence
- Let's meet up sometime next week.
- He is a sometime professor of history at the university.
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What is "sometime" in Latin?
"sometime" in Latin is aliquandō. sometime means: At an unspecified point in the past or future.
How do you use "sometime" in a sentence?
Example: "Let's meet up sometime next week." In Latin, "sometime" is aliquandō.
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