Elsewhere means in, at, to or from another place, depending on the sentence.

The idea

Use meet elsewhere, look elsewhere or stay elsewhere without naming the alternative place. You can also say from elsewhere to emphasize a source.

Examples

  • The room was full, so we met elsewhere.
  • She looked elsewhere for the book.
  • Some guests stayed elsewhere.
  • We can find a table elsewhere.
  • The information came from elsewhere.
  • The café was closed, so they decided to eat elsewhere.

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Watch out

Elsewhere tells you the place is different but does not specify exactly where it is.

Try it yourself

  1. Choose the word for meeting in another place. The room was full, so we met ___. (elsewhere / here)

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    elsewhere

    Elsewhere indicates another place for the meeting.

  2. Choose the phrase emphasizing a different source place. The information came ___; its source was another place. (from elsewhere / from here)

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    from elsewhere

    From elsewhere identifies a different source place.

  3. Choose what the sentence says about the alternative place. We met elsewhere. The exact place is ___. (not specified / specified)

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    not specified

    The exact alternative location is not given.

Use it today

Describe a reason to meet elsewhere and say what remains unspecified.