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sometime
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Adverb
Eventually, at some unspecified (future) time
At an indefinite but stated time in the past or future
At some unspecified time in the past
Adjective
Former, at some time in the past
From or relating to a previous era
Occurring, appearing, or done infrequently and irregularly
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Adverb
▲
Eventually, at some unspecified (future) time
eventually
someday
ultimately
finally
yet
late
sooner or later
some day
one day
in due course
in the fullness of time
by and by
at a future date
at a future time
one of these days
one of these fine days
at some time in the future
at some time or other
at some point in the future
in the long run
in time
at length
in the future
in the end
in due time
after some time
in time to come
at last
subsequently
at some point
slowly but surely
after a bit
after a while
at long last
when all is said and done
at the end of the day
hereafter
in the course of time
at a later time
after a long time
after a period of time
one fine day
at a later date
at some stage
sometime or other
as time goes on
as time goes by
one time or another
in a time to come
in a while
later
anytime
at some time
beyond this
at some future time
not now
one time
all in good time
when the time is ripe
at the appropriate time
later on
some time
belatedly
tardily
in future
climactically
conclusively
lastly
in conclusion
in the final analysis
when push comes to shove
as a conclusion
in the last resort
in the sequel
in consummation
at the close
in spite of all
in the eleventh hour
at the last moment
despite delay
when all was said and done
at the end
at the last
somewhen
with time
latterly
next
afterwards
after that
afterward
then
after a considerable time
thereafter
ensuingly
following this
following that
thereupon
next off
before long
soon after
followed by
upon completion
towards the end
consequently
after
infra
thenceforth
behind
thence
duly
from then on
the next day
after this
and then
next day
after the event
after while
at a subsequent time
from there on
down the line
in the aftermath
down the road
thenceforwards
next time
on the next day
thenceforward
more ❯
“It is expected to reach hurricane strength in the next 24 hours, and then smack into Nicaragua
sometime
on Sunday.”
Adverb
▲
At an indefinite but stated time in the past or future
during
at some point
at some time
in the course of
“It all happened
sometime
that evening.”
Adverb
▲
At some unspecified time in the past
formerly
once
onetime
at one point
one day
one time
at one time
once upon a time
on one occasion
in the past
on a former occasion
previously
erstwhile
erst
whilom
long ago
back in the day
in times past
of yore
time was when
in days gone by
in the good old days
in days of yore
in the old days
in times gone by
in times of yore
at some point
before
beforehand
earlier
heretofore
away back
back then
back when
a while ago
earlier on
time was
in one case
some time ago
no longer
in the olden days
a while back
in years gone by
but once
at an earlier time
eons ago
last time
one time before
in bygone days
before this
before now
in times bygone
in earlier times
in former times
hitherto
until then
aforetime
already
afore
antecedently
ahead
anteriorly
preliminarily
sooner
precedently
then
in olden times
in advance
in antiquity
in yesteryear
before then
in auld lang syne
way back when
until now
in days of old
in those days
erewhile
anciently
yesterday
fore
up to then
in old days
before present
one time previously
ahead of time
in my day
years ago
at that instant
sometime in the past
former
up to now
ere
since
early
ago
so far
by the time
by then
by the time mentioned
by that time
back
lately
radically
erstwhiles
as was
of old
olden days
water under the bridge
used to be
down memory lane
forward
up till now
in anticipation
prior to now
in readiness
prior to the present time
before the present
ages ago
from way back
at one stage
prior to this
since God knows when
prior to this time
more ❯
“The boat that was used to
sometime
carry runaways to freedom up the river was still down by the jetty.”
Adjective
▲
Former, at some time in the past
former
old
previous
past
erstwhile
late
quondam
prior
onetime
whilom
once
earlier
foregoing
other
ex
one-time
ex-
as was
preceding
bygone
then
precedent
way back
way back when
antecedent
anterior
last
defunct
older
ci-devant
early
historical
gone-by
ages ago
back when
in the olden days
in the good old days
lapsed
retired
above
precursory
recent
aforementioned
ancient
long-ago
one time
latter-day
at the time
down memory lane
first
ancient history
long-gone
old-time
of yore
once upon a time
of old
latter
aforesaid
of an earlier time
of a former period
olden
bypast
behind one
forgotten
gone by
foregone
done
extinct
finished
gone
completed
prehistoric
expired
primeval
US
primordial
antediluvian
immemorial
over
primigenial
primaeval
UK
ended
elapsed
out of date
long gone
no more
dead and buried
over and done with
remote
dead
pristine
departed
vanished
nonextant
lost
obsolete
back
archaic
antiquated
long past
long ago
dated
outmoded
forepassed
passed
out-of-date
left
removed
sunk in oblivion
dissolved
dissipated
burned up
dried up
moved on
spent
accomplished
ago
over and done
more ❯
“Roper has been a frequent contributor to, and
sometime
editor of, Past and Present and History Workshop Journal.”
Adjective
▲
From or relating to a previous era
olden
ancient
bygone
former
old
past
archaic
antediluvian
primaeval
UK
primeval
US
antiquated
early
primordial
immemorial
late
antique
remote
done
outmoded
aged
venerable
erstwhile
timeworn
superannuated
hoary
quondam
dated
primitive
traditional
historic
once
onetime
relic
pristine
oldfangled
aboriginal
demode
original
passé
rusty
stale
unfashionable
of old
out-of-date
of yore
old-fashioned
old-time
age-old
time-worn
worn-out
cast-off
moth-eaten
old as Methuselah
old as the hills
prehistoric
obsolete
outdated
extinct
defunct
medieval
US
forgotten
outworn
vintage
mediaeval
UK
out of date
obsolescent
dead
earlier
long-ago
demoded
previous
foregone
mossy
old hat
earliest
fossilized
US
behind the times
out of the ark
anachronistic
neolithic
mouldy
UK
moldy
US
gone by
fossilised
UK
Stone Age
old-fangled
moribund
quaint
prehistorical
out
dateless
one-time
superseded
Noachian
kaputt
kaput
musty
démodé
very old
old-hat
not with it
antiquarian
classical
gone
hoar
retro
expired
finished
distant
retrograde
historical
vanished
primigenial
ex-
lost
bypast
long-gone
unstylish
completed
unhip
creaky
clunky
ancestral
atavistic
dinosaur
fusty
way back
way back when
latter-day
dowdy
long-standing
rococo
long gone
long ago
time-honoured
out of style
old-world
of olden days
out of it
out-of-style
horse-and-buggy
olde worlde
old-school
not modern
not current
grown old
old-timey
down memory lane
of the old school
redundant
heritage
cobwebby
veteran
discarded
unremembered
unrecalled
discontinued
past its prime
having seen better days
corny
primal
well-established
old as Adam
removed
faded
lost and gone
lost in time
consigned to oblivion
passe
done to death
neglected
odd
disapproved
old-style
old style
deprecated
antwacky
fossil
departed
over
nonextant
past your sell-by date
had it
done for
past its sell-by date
of long ago
dead and gone
deep
classic
collectable
ended
long past
forepassed
timeless
feudal
spent
crusted
sunk in oblivion
no more
accomplished
elapsed
prior
recent
dead and buried
ago
over and done with
over and done
vieux jeu
old-fogeyish
past it
rinky-dink
whilom
other
preceding
foregoing
older
long-established
centuries old
rooted in the past
anterior
precedent
antecedent
retired
gone-by
as was
in the olden days
behind one
back when
in the good old days
ancient history
ages ago
square
tired
disused
exhausted
hackneyed
abandoned
unusable
out of fashion
out of commission
has-been
out of use
horse and buggy
backward-looking
parachronistic
frumpy
as old as the hills
square-toed
crusty
frumpish
conservative
behindhand
backward
elderly
no longer in use
dusty
fallen into disuse
overused
tacky
on its last legs
tasteless
cheesy
lapsed
styleless
trashy
fogyish
unprogressive
unpopular
inelegant
anachronous
grandfather
legacy
passé
unemployed
stagnant
yesterday's
last year's
backwards
dull
worn out
senescent
ticky-tack
ticky-tacky
back-number
geriatric
out-of-fashion
obscure
threadbare
archaistic
gothic
barbaric
fogeyish
overfamiliar
first
olde
drab
colonial
anachronistical
stuck in time
clapped out
no longer used
nostalgic
reactionary
opposed
retrogressive
period
autochthonous
indigenous
autochthonic
primary
antimodern
untouched by humans
inoperative
not fashionable
waning
declining
disappearing
aging
US
ageing
UK
unused
inactive
dormant
inert
idle
senior
quiescent
unreactive
invalid
void
decrepit
non-functioning
doddering
on the decline
not functioning
on the wane
growing old
becoming obsolete
going out of use
on the way out
going out of fashion
dying out
doddery
no longer active
back number
not as young as one used to be
over the hill
not as young as one was
not long for this world
long in the tooth
no spring chicken
past your prime
run out
null and void
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Occurring, appearing, or done infrequently and irregularly
occasional
sporadic
irregular
intermittent
erratic
spasmodic
fitful
episodic
aperiodic
infrequent
unsteady
odd
episodical
discontinuous
casual
spotty
random
isolated
rare
scarce
choppy
periodic
uncommon
exceptional
seldom
unusual
catchy
desultory
incidental
unfrequent
few
chance
especial
exclusive
particular
special
specific
few and far between
not habitual
off and on
scattered
scant
unaccustomed
sparse
scanty
limited
meager
US
unwonted
semioccasional
stray
meagre
UK
thin on the ground
out of the common
like gold dust
once in a blue moon
as scarce as hens' teeth
uneven
patchy
on and off
periodical
disconnected
broken
interrupted
recurring
recurrent
inconstant
variable
on-and-off
fluctuating
seasonal
hit-or-miss
inconsistent
on-again-off-again
cyclical
scattershot
shifting
in fits and starts
uncustomary
atypical
fragmentary
haphazard
cyclic
unique
out of the ordinary
on again and off again
continual
varying
aberrated
aberrant
abnormal
unpredictable
anomalous
disrupted
uncertain
disjointed
accidental
unreliable
uncharacteristic
unorthodox
unexpected
unconventional
unstable
capricious
now and then
part-time
rarefied
changeable
rambling
surprising
fortuitous
disordered
fluky
unconnected
uncontinuous
unsettled
curious
jerky
extraordinary
in bits and pieces
shaky
unsystematic
unmethodical
freelance
aimless
unheard of
unfamiliar
alternate
contingent
singular
isochronal
isochronous
epochal
punctuated
outlandish
novel
iterative
discontinuing
checked
rhythmical
arrested
metrical
iterant
rhythmic
serial
quirky
indiscriminate
arbitrary
every so often
stop-and-go
every other
freak
here and there
by bits and pieces
every once in a while
catch-as-catch-can
standout
out-of-the-way
helter-skelter
disturbed
broken up
convulsive
wandering
intervallic
twitching
unlikely
impulsive
regular
repeated
sometimes
restless
impermanent
frequent
outré
outsourced
outside
not often
in short supply
habitual
lone
single
not frequent
flickering
seldom seen
seldom found
constant
on-again, off-again
when the mood strikes
herky-jerky
steady
seldom met with
on certain occasions
at various times
volatile
chaotic
loose
sketchy
wavering
unthinking
slapdash
offhand
changing
at fixed intervals
temporary
unfocused
orderless
strange
weird
queer
different
nonuniform
peculiar
offbeat
bizarre
without purpose
freakish
unequal
eccentric
divergent
designless
deviant
oddball
unpunctual
exceeding
off-centre
funny
something else
inconceivable
incredible
phenomenal
left-field
out of the way
alien
freaky
off the wall
preternatural
conspicuous
way out
unconsidered
purposeless
jobbing
staggered
distinct
ever-changing
unprecedented
untypical
up and down
off-and-on
separate
fresh
unrepeatable
unrepeated
non-periodic
way-out
one-off
without precedent
one of a kind
one and only
one-of-a-kind
unintentional
unintended
unplanned
inadvertent
coincidental
alternating
unpremeditated
unwitting
serendipitous
stop-go
flukey
adventitious
fluke
by chance
by-the-way
circumstantial
by accident
unlooked-for
more ❯
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