Meaning & usage
何らかの is a formal way to say 'some' or 'some kind of' when the exact thing is unspecified. It comes before a noun, as in 何らかの理由 or 何らかの形, and appears mostly in written or formal contexts.
Example sentences 8
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彼はベンが犯行と何らかの関連があることを疑わなかった。
He didn't doubt that Ben had something to do with the crime.
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この古いビンを集めてることに何らかの理由があるの？
Is there some reason you're saving these old bottles?
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何らかの決定をする時には自身の動機をよく考えよ。
Reflect on your own motives when making a decision.
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社会人になっても何らかの形で音楽は続けたいと思ってます。
Even after I get a job, I think I'll still want to continue some form of music.
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彼は汚職と何らかの関係があるといわれています。
He is said to have something to do with the political scandal.
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その問題には何らかの解決法があるに違いない。
There must be some solution to the problem.
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彼は、そのことと何らかの関係があるらしい。
He seems to have something to do with it.
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公園には何らかの種類の木が植えてある。
The park is planted with trees of some kind or other.