adverb / noun
elsewhere
els-WAIR/ˌelsˈwer/
In, at, or to another place.
The traveler points elsewhere, toward another village.
Etymology
The combination makes the idea of “other” specifically about place. Elsewhere directs attention away from the location in view to another location, without needing to name it.
In context
those are the five ranks of the british nobility again they differ from other historical structures of nobility elsewhere in europe
More examples
- She decided to look elsewhere for work.
- We could hold the event elsewhere.
- The same problem had appeared elsewhere.
Forms
elsewhere
Similar words
- somewhere else
- The direct equivalent.