ALL meanings of sometime
some·time
S s - adverb sometime at times 1
- adverb sometime eventually 1
- adverb sometime at an unspecified time 1
- adjective sometime former 1
- adjective sometime occasional 1
- adverb sometime at some indefinite or indeterminate point of time: He will arrive sometime next week. 1
- adverb sometime at an indefinite future time: Come to see me sometime. 1
- adverb sometime Archaic. sometimes; on some occasions. 1
- adverb sometime Archaic. at one time; formerly. 1
- adjective sometime having been formerly; former: The diplomat was a sometime professor of history at Oxford. 1
- adjective sometime being so only at times or to some extent: Traveling so much, he could never be more than a sometime husband. 1
- adjective sometime that cannot be depended upon regarding affections or loyalties: He was well rid of his sometime girlfriend. 1
- adverb sometime You use sometime to refer to a time in the future or the past that is unknown or that has not yet been decided. 0
- adjective sometime You use sometime to describe a job or role that a person used to have. 0
- adverb sometime at some unspecified point of time 0
- adjective sometime having been at one time; former 0
- adjective sometime occasional; infrequent 0
- adverb sometime at some time not known or specified 0
- adverb sometime at some unspecified time in the future 0
- abbreviation SOMETIME sometimes 0
- adverb sometime formerly 0
- adjective sometime former; erstwhile 0
- adjective sometime merely occasional; sporadic 0