adverb
somewheres
Somewheres (adverb) means a dialectal or informal form of "somewhere". Example: “I reckon he's somewheres out back.”
adverb
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A dialectal or informal form of "somewhere".
"I reckon he's somewheres out back."
How to use somewheres
Learner’s notesIn plain EnglishA nonstandard, regional way of saying "somewhere".
When to use it
Considered nonstandard or dialectal; "somewhere" is the standard form in formal writing.
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What does “somewheres” mean?
The word “somewheres” means a dialectal or informal form of "somewhere". In plain terms, a nonstandard, regional way of saying "somewhere".
How do you use “somewheres” in a sentence?
Here is “somewheres” used in a sentence: “I reckon he's somewheres out back.”
What part of speech is “somewheres”?
“Somewheres” is an adverb.
What is the meaning of somewheres?
"somewheres" (adverb) means a dialectal or informal form of "somewhere".