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wherever - 7 thesaurus results
Main Entry: where/wherever
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: at which point
Synonyms: anywhere, everywhere, whereabouts, whither, in whatever place, in which, to what end, to which
Main Entry: anyplace
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: unspecified area
Synonyms: anywhere, everywhere, all over, in any place, in whatever place, wherever
Main Entry: anywhere
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: unspecified area
Synonyms: anyplace, everywhere, all over, in any place, in whatever place, wherever
Main Entry: everywhere
Part of Speech: adverb
Definition: in all places
Synonyms: far and wide*, high and low*, omnipresent, overall, throughout, ubiquitous, universally, all around, all over, all over creation, all over the map, here and there, here till Sunday, in all quarters, in each place, in every direction, in every place, inside and out, near and far, pole to pole, the world over, ubiquitously, wherever
Antonyms: nowhere
Main Entry: site
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: place of activity
Synonyms: fix, ground, habitat, hangout, haunt, home, lay, layout, locale, location, plot, point, position, post, range, scene, section, situation, slot, spot, station, X marks the spot, locality, locus, mise en scène, wherever
Notes: cite means to make reference to, refer to; sight is the ability to see, the act of looking or seeing or observing, something worth seeing; site is the piece of land on which something is located or is to be located
Main Entry: if
Part of Speech: conjunction
Definition: provided that
Synonyms: whenever, assuming that, conceding that, granted that, in case that, on the assumption that, on the occasion that, supposing that, wherever, with the condition that
Main Entry: spot
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: location
Synonyms: hangout*, hole*, joint*, layout, office, pad, place, plant, point, position, post, roof, scene, seat, section, sector, site, situation, slot, station, X marks the spot, X*, locality, locus, wherever*
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