adverb
someway
SUM-way/ˈsʌmweɪ/
By some means or in some manner.
The traveler gets across someway, using stepping stones around the flooded path.
Etymology
Weg meant both a physical path and a method of proceeding: a route could also be a way of doing something. Combined with sum, it leaves that method unspecified.
In context
Somehow someway, maybe Quamasa will find a way to communicate with the clergy
More examples
- She gets the old engine running someway.
- We have to get across the river someway.
- Someway, he always knows when I need help.
Similar words
- somehow
- The more common choice for an unspecified method or manner.