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someday
[ suhm-dey ]
adverb
- at an indefinite future time.
someday
/ ˈʌˌɪ /
adverb
- at some unspecified time in the (distant) future
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51Թ History and Origins
Example Sentences
Nonetheless, his father encouraged him to pursue acting, pointing out that it would bridge his various interests, allowing him to play a musician in a film someday.
El-Kadhi told Salon the ambitious, talented young men and women he works with in Gaza could someday power a vibrant digital economy like Estonia's.
“I wouldn’t trade that for the world, and I hope that I get to do more of them someday. But after ‘Fellow Travelers,’ I remember thinking, I have to do comedy.
“We can hope that the wind doesn’t blow like that again but someday it might — and we’re still not prepared for that day.”
But it was also large, and Basheda said she knew that someday she would want to garden.
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