Synonyms and antonyms of Everywhere and anywhere in American Thesaurus

everywhere (adverb)

used for talking about a very large area such as a region, a country, or the whole world

anywhere (adverb)

used when you are not referring to one particular place, because what you are saying applies to every place

somewhere (adverb)

used for referring to a place when you do not know or say exactly where

wherever (adverb)

everywhere or anywhere where someone does something or where a particular situation exists

all-over (adjective)

covering the surface of something completely

systemic (adjective)

affecting all of something

wherever possible/necessary ()

in any situation where something is possible or necessary

the length and breadth of something ()

in every part of a large area

all over the place ()

in or to many different places

here, there, and everywhere ()

in or to many different places

anyplace (adverb)

American anywhere

anywhere (adverb)

used instead of “somewhere” when you are saying whether someone or something exists in even one place or goes to even one place

at every turn ()

wherever or whenever someone tries to do something

elsewhere (adverb)

formal in, to, or at another place or other places

every inch (of something) ()

the whole of an area or place

every nook and cranny ()

every part of a place

everyplace (adverb)

Americaninformal everywhere

everywhere (adverb)

all the places that someone visits or goes to

everywhere (adverb)

used for talking about all of a small area

globalised ()

a British spelling of globalized

left, right, and center ()

in all directions, or to everyone

omni- (prefix)

everywhere, or everything: used with some adjectives

on all sides/on every side ()

in every direction

someplace (adverb)

American somewhere

under heaven ()

in the whole world

wall-to-wall (adjective)

informal filling a space or time completely, especially in an unpleasant way

when/whenever/where/wherever possible ()

when or where you have an opportunity to do something