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anywhere | American Dictionary

anywhere
adverb[ not gradable ]
us/ˈen·iˌhweər, -ˌweər/(alsoanyplace)
in, to, or at any place whatever or (esp. in negative statements and questions) a place, but without saying which place:
I can’t find my scarf anywhere.
There are plants in this desert that you won’t find anywhere else.
There are no reserved seats – just sit anywhere you like.
Anywhere also means within the range of or approximately:
The turkey can weigh anywhere from ten to twenty pounds.

Examples of anywhere

anywhere
Reclaiming lost land was a principal goal for policymakers, but does that reflect nationalism or simply the natural instinct of rulers-anywhere and at all times?
The other three candidates more or less avoided the issue and can therefore not be located adequately anywhere on a nationalist/anti-nationalist distinction.
Obviously, not everyone is capable of having this kind of anytime, anywhere, ondemand access to the global community.
The precise physionomy of the departmental electoral colleges naturally varied from department to department, but artisans, shopkeepers, and rural workers were scarcely in evidence anywhere.
Constraints (11) and (12) cannot be used for pruning anywhere in the subproblem below.
If homeliness can be achieved anywhere within the residential care sector, it is in these very small homes.
In particular, rule gen allows us to generalise anywhere, and rule subs allows us to specialise anywhere.
Useful cluster detection systems should be able to identify clusters of various size, shape, and duration, centred anywhere within the surveillance region.
Rather, this use of taboo terms can appear anywhere the appropriate intensifiers can appear.
Unless these rights have meaning there, they have little meaning anywhere.
The situation is more complex if the force can act anywhere on the body of the manipulator.
Other advantage is the possibility to install anywhere nodes that don't interact with external devices, like the controller node.
One is to treat exclusivism as a theory to explain religious plurality and diversity, without anywhere indicating what such a theory would be.
The integrations extend over all space - the specific contact is free to move anywhere.
A subset of languages have non-local interaction, with anywhere from one to six segments intervening between the faucal and a vowel.
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