Term Gallery logo

Meanings of anywhere else in English

We have no meanings for "anywhere else" in our records yet.
Usage of anywhere else in English
1
It's hard to imagine she came from anywhere else now, especially Europe.
The Guardian
2
Free elections were not about to happen in Poland or anywhere else.
Red inferno: 1945
3
Please take our current pain as proof it won't work anywhere else.
The Guardian
4
It means company people pay much higher prices there than anywhere else.
Quarter share: a trader's tale from the golden age of the solar ...
5
This situation would not be tolerated anywhere else in the United Kingdom.
The Irish Times
6
Helen Clark thinks the problem is no more serious than anywhere else.
The Guardian
7
Tweets revealed information he couldn't get anywhere else, including the mainstream media.
Wired
8
And certainly much longer if we go to Mars or anywhere else.
Wired
9
This is something that would not be tolerated anywhere else in Europe.
The Irish Times
10
And if you're from anywhere else in Europe, don't be too smug.
BBC
11
Most of them don't have anywhere else to be, since the Crisis.
Sympathy for the devil
12
More are sold per capita in Germany than anywhere else on earth.
Wired
13
Yes; but half an hour in London is a week anywhere else.
The Christian: A Story
14
There isn't much sign of a turnaround taking place anywhere else, either.
Reuters
15
I went home because I couldn't think of anywhere else to go.
River girl
16
They know it's an attraction they can't see anywhere else, he said.
Reuters
This collocation consists of:
Anywhere else through the time
Anywhere else across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Canada
Common
More variants