sometime
some
ˈsʌm
sam
time
ˌtaɪm
taim
British pronunciation
/sˈʌmta‍ɪm/

Definition & Meaning of "sometime"in English

sometime
01

at an undetermined point in the future

sometime definition and meaning
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We should meet sometime next week.
I 'll call you sometime tomorrow.
1.1

at an undetermined point in the past

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Sometime last year, I decided to change careers.
Sometime during the meeting, she mentioned her new project.
02

at one point in the past, but not anymore

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Sometime in his youth, he traveled the world as a merchant.
Sometime, this town was the center of trade in the region.
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Sometime, we would take walks along the riverbank.
The king would sometime grant pardons to the wrongfully accused.
sometime
01

formerly holding a particular role or position

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The sometime CEO of the company was a visionary leader.
She was the sometime leader of the youth organization.
02

happening only sometimes or intermittently

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He is a sometime writer, contributing when he can.
She ’s a sometime athlete, training when possible.
03

describing someone whose loyalty or affection is inconsistent or untrustworthy

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She had been his sometime friend, showing up when it suited her.
Their sometime partnership ended when trust broke.
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