wherever

[wɛːrˈɛvə]

wherever Definition

• 1. used for saying that something is true in any situation or place
• 2. in, at, or to any place

Using wherever: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "wherever" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  Wherever you go, there you are.

• Example

  I'll follow you wherever you go.

• Example

  Wherever possible, we try to use organic produce.

• Example

  You can sit wherever you like.

wherever Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for wherever

• anywhere
• everywhere
• anyplace

Phrases with wherever

• wherever the wind blows

  to be open to any possibility or outcome

  Example

  I don't have a plan for tonight. I'm just going to go wherever the wind blows.

• wherever you lay your hat (that's your home)

  you can make yourself at home anywhere you go

  Example

  I've moved around a lot, but wherever I lay my hat, that's my home.

• wherever one looks

  everywhere

  Example

  There are flowers wherever one looks in this garden.

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Summary: wherever in Brief

The adverb and conjunction 'wherever' [wɛːrˈɛvə] indicate that something is true in any situation or place, or that something happens in, at, or to any place. It is often used to express willingness to go anywhere or do anything, as in 'I'll follow you wherever you go.' Phrases like 'wherever the wind blows' and 'wherever you lay your hat (that's your home)' suggest adaptability and flexibility, while 'wherever one looks' simply means 'everywhere.'