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some·bod·y
 somebody
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- pronunciation:
- suhm
ba
di
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suhm
buh
di
[or]
suhm
b
di
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When we say somebody, we mean some person. We use "somebody" when we don't know or are not telling who this person is.
Somebody in front of us was wearing a tall hat and we couldn't see the movie. We decided to change seats.Kayla's mom found somebody to give Kayla piano lessons.If somebody wants my sandwich, they can have it. I'm not hungry.- antonyms:
- no one, nobody
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