anywhere
/ˈɛniˌwɛr/
adverb
- In, at, or to any place (used in negative statements, questions, or conditional clauses).
- If you see him anywhere, please let me know.
- I can't find my keys anywhere.
- Did you go anywhere interesting over the weekend?
- To any place; used in positive statements to mean 'any place at all'.
- She would travel anywhere to see the northern lights.
- We can meet anywhere that's convenient for you.
- You can sit anywhere you like.
- Used to emphasize a lack of limits or restrictions in a statement.
- The noise was so loud it could be heard anywhere in the building.
- He could be anywhere by now—he left hours ago.
- This new phone is better than anything else anywhere.
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noun
- Any place (used as a subject or object in a sentence).
- She looked for a quiet spot, but anywhere was too noisy.
- Anywhere along the coast would be a great vacation spot.
- Anywhere is better than staying in this traffic jam.