Definitions

from The Century Dictionary.

  • At any time; ever: as, “anywhere or anywhen,” De Quincey.

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  • adverb At any point in time.

Etymologies

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any +‎ when

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Examples

  • It reads to me like We can expel you anytime, anywhere, anyhow, anywhy, anywhen!

    Deported 2009

  • It reads to me like We can expel you anytime, anywhere, anyhow, anywhy, anywhen!

    Deported 2009

  • The text of the piece simply described the CROSSROADS as “the centerpoint where all realities cross each other and from where you can enter anywhere, anywhen, anywhy, anyhow. ”

    The Codex Continual » Bulwark Comics: CROSSROADS 2009

  • So if you normalize his vision to the current knowledge of space exploration I will argue there is no von Braun here or anywhere, now or anywhen.

    Moon Outpost or Bust - NASA Watch 2009

  • It reads to me like We can expel you anytime, anywhere, anyhow, anywhy, anywhen!

    Deported 2009

  • It reads to me like We can expel you anytime, anywhere, anyhow, anywhy, anywhen!

    Deported 2009

  • It reads to me like We can expel you anytime, anywhere, anyhow, anywhy, anywhen!

    Deported 2009

  • It reads to me like We can expel you anytime, anywhere, anyhow, anywhy, anywhen!

    Deported 2009

  • It reads to me like We can expel you anytime, anywhere, anyhow, anywhy, anywhen!

    Deported 2009

  • In fact, they only serve to point out to viewer that nothing, ever, anywhere, anywhen, could measure up to this:

    [AKICILJ] for forty days and forty night they rode through red blood to the knee ellen_kushner 2009

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