somebody

pronunciation

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  • Noun:
    a human being

Word Origin

somebody (n.)
c. 1300, "indeterminate person," from some + body. Meaning "important person, person of consequence" is from 1560s. Somebody else is from 1640s; meaning "romantic rival" is from 1911.

Example

1. Hardly a conversation passes in brussels without somebody asking .
2. This is an expression to wish somebody happiness .
3. Maybe somebody made it for him .
4. Somebody has to invest a lot of money .
5. Somebody left another green post-it note .

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