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anywheres

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anywheres [ˈɛnɪˌwɛəz]
adv
US a nonstandard word for anywhere
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Among the first to praise the dock was Daniel Defoe, author of many best sellers including Robinson Crusoe, who wrote in 1715: "This is of so great a benefit and its like is not to be seen anywhereS in England".
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Their house is worth more, but then they ain't movin' anywheres anyways.
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