elsewhere
[ˌelsˈwer]
Definition:
1. In other places or to another place.
2. In, at or to another place.
3. Some other place.
'elsewhere' example sentence:
- In Italy, as elsewhere, television has made deep inroads into cinema.
- I have half a mind to move elsewhere.
- Look elsewhere for the answer.
- They were living rather well, in comparison with people elsewhere in the world.
- Prices are higher here than elsewhere.
- He looked vaguely around the room as he spoke, his mind elsewhere.
- Almost 80 percent of the state's residents were born elsewhere.
- People came from all over the country despite there being two other major races on elsewhere.
- he didn't stop here and he didn't stop elsewhere either.
- Nobody seems to have any intention of leaving Goma, or trying to rebuild the town elsewhere .
- I called but he was elsewhere.
- Elsewhere, the weather today has been fairly sunny.
- They also visited a number of areas in Greater Manchester as well as elsewhere in the country.
- The answer to the problem must be sought elsewhere.
- This place is boring, let's go elsewhere.