DictionaryRoot: platea
Latin

platea

courtyard, open space, broad way

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Traveler with small backpack stands at crossroads with paths branching toward mountains coast city and forest, all options open, any location.
adverb

anyplace

EN-ee-place/ˈenipleɪs/

In, at, or to any location.

Etymology

Place developed from an open space or broad way into a general word for a location. Any removes the restriction to a particular location, yielding “wherever” or “to any location.”

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