Word Network: some

24 connections found

Related Words (6)

somewhat

An adverb used to indicate a moderate degree or extent, often used to soften the intensity of an adjective or verb. It suggests that something is true to some degree, but not completely or extremely.

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much

A large amount of.

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someone

An unknown or unspecified person; a person who is not identified by name.

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something

Refers to an object, substance, or matter that is not specified or known. It can also refer to an unspecified event, action, or idea.

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any

Used to refer to one or some of a thing, no matter how much.

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somewhere

In or to an unspecified place.

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Learn it in Context (5)

The Quinceañera Celebration

lifestyle

Haggis, Neeps, and Tatties

cuisine

The Green Economy and Offshore Wind

economy

The Tradition of Tailgating

lifestyle

Los Reyes Magos (Three Kings Day)

events

This Word in Other Languages (2)

若干
Japanese
कुछ
Hindi

Grammar Connections (5)

Dialect vs. Language: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
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Fast Actions: 'No Sooner' Inversion (No sooner... than)

sentence_structure
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Start-up vs. Startup vs. Start-up: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
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Difference-between-a vs. An: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
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The Phrasal Verb 'Face up to' (Accepting Reality)

prepositions
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Used in Phrases (6)

pull the wool over somebodys eyes

To deceive or trick someone.

To some extent

Hedging expression to soften claims

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catch someone off guard

Surprise someone unexpectedly

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Get something off your chest.

Express bothering thoughts.

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poison someones ears

To fill someone with prejudice or negative feelings against another person.

Something's not working

Problem report

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