something
/ˈsʌmθɪŋ/
pronoun
- An unspecified or unknown thing, event, or matter.
- Something strange happened last night.
- Can you give me something to eat?
- I think I forgot something at the store.
- An important or noteworthy thing or person.
- She is really something — she won three gold medals.
- That sunset was something to remember.
- His new invention is something special.
- A thing that is vaguely similar to or suggestive of something else.
- There is something of a mystery about that old house.
- He has something of his father's sense of humor.
- The melody had something of a folk song feel.
Antonyms
adverb
- To some degree; somewhat (used before an adjective).
- It's something like 50 miles from here.
- The movie was something scary, but not too bad.
- She looked something tired after the long trip.
noun
- An unspecified amount or number (often used in phrases like 'something of').
- She felt something of a fool for forgetting the keys.
- The project required something of a team effort.
- He is something of an expert on ancient coins.