SOMEWAY


Meaning of SOMEWAY in English

ˈsəmˌwā adverb

also some·ways -āz

Etymology: someway from Middle English sum way, from sum, som some + way; someways from Middle English som wayes, from sumes weis, gen. of sum wei (noun phrase) some way, from sum, som some + wei, way way

: in some way or manner : by some means : somehow

tried to make him someway decent — James Joyce

someway … finding money to buy things — W.A.White

Webster's New International English Dictionary.      Новый международный словарь английского языка Webster.