adverb

anywhere

In, at, or to any place.

You can leave your bicycle anywhere inside the covered storage area.

Etymology

Where supplies the idea of place, and any removes a particular restriction. Together they allow a location to remain unspecified or range over all possible places.

More examples

  • I cannot find my glasses anywhere.
  • We could travel anywhere with enough time and money.
  • Is there anywhere nearby where we can get lunch?

Similar words

wherever
Often introduces a clause rather than standing alone.
somewhere
Refers to an unspecified place without unrestricted choice.