/ˈen.i.weə/
Translation
In or to any place at all.
Word origin
From any plus where, so it means in any place.
- Origin
- Middle English
- Root
- any and where
Examples
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"Anywhere" means in any place at all.
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Here "anywhere" means in any place, but it is nowhere to be found.
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Here "anywhere" means to any place at all.
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Grammar articles
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