some

[suhm, suhm] / sʌm, səm /

ADJECTIVE

few

Synonyms

STRONGEST

a few any

WEAK

a bit a little part of

ADJECTIVE

extraordinary

Synonyms

WEAK

amazing bizarre fascinating remarkable special unusual

ADJECTIVE

a little

Synonyms

STRONG

approximately

WEAK

any few several

PRONOUN

any

Synonyms

STRONGEST

a few

WEAK

a number a part a portion an amount more or less

Example Sentences

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Part of having a melting pot of a clubhouse means missing some key ingredients for an extended period of spring training.

From Los Angeles Times

Digne did come in at some speed and that would have increased the chance of being sent off on review.

From BBC

"I was pretty broke and some trials came up," Fearon explained.

From BBC

By some definitions, the first prefabricated house was built, shipped and reassembled in the 1620s.

From Los Angeles Times

England had some moments of pressure but they were met with Scottish thunder on both sides of the ball.

From BBC