anyplace
45
1.5
- adverb
- /ˈɛniˌpleɪs/
- US
:
en cualquier lugar
- That's why I never go anyplace with you.
- anyplace else
- anytime and anyplace
There's no need to go here or anyplace else to seek advice.
- There's no need to go here or anyplace else to seek advice.
- I, I don't tend to offer advice to the corporate executives at CNN or anyplace else.
- So you shouldn't be affected as long as you don't eat anything, be anywhere or go anyplace.
- If I am filled up while I'm here, mindfully engaged, enjoying myself, I don't need to be anyplace else.
Examples
-
I don't want to go anyplace!
-
" As soon as I'm back, we'll have dinner anyplace you want.
Fiction book (2002) -
We built a practice here that would not have been possible anyplace else.
-
People still come, though, mostly the ones that are too poor to go anyplace else.
Fiction book (1997) -
In fact, he feels more at home on stage than anyplace else.
Fiction book (1990) -
"There just seem to be more characters per square mile in the county than anyplace else," he says.
Academic text (1997) -
Kyle and me will go anyplace that has our name on it.
-
There's no need to go here or anyplace else to seek advice.
-
How do you know it'll be different anyplace else?
-
You can find delicious food anyplace you go in the city.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
In or at any place that is not a particular one
815
1.0
In any place you are or go
1
9.9
In any place a person goes
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word anyplace joins any ('no matter which') and place ('a spot or where something is'). So, anyplace simply means 'at, in, or to any place', and you can use it like anywhere or someplace.