Wherever
conjunction
1.
in, at, or to whatever place.
2.
in any case or condition:
wherever it is heard of.
adverb
3.
where? (used emphatically):
Wherever did you find that?
pronoun
1.
at, in, or to every place or point which; where: wherever she went, he would be there
2.
(subordinating) in, to, or at whatever place: wherever we go the weather is always bad
adverb
3.
no matter where: I’ll find you, wherever you are
4.
(informal) at, in, or to an unknown or unspecified place: I’ll go anywhere to escape: London, Paris, or wherever
5.
an intensive form of where, used in questions: wherever can they be?
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