adverb
anyplace
EN-ee-place/ˈenipleɪs/
In, at, or to any location.
The traveler can head anyplace, with paths branching toward several different landscapes.
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.”
In context
what's happening here that's not happening anyplace else
More examples
- I could not find the key anyplace.
- She was willing to travel anyplace for the reunion.
- We can meet anyplace near the station.
Forms
anyplace
Similar words
- anywhere
- The usual equivalent.