where
/hweər/, /weər/ conjunction, adv [not gradable] (WHAT PLACE)Definition
› to, at, or in what place: Where did she go to college? I forget where I put the car keys. I read it somewhere – I don’t know where (= the exact place). › Where can be used to mean at what stage: You reach a point where you just want to get the thing finished.
(Definition of where conjunction, adv (WHAT PLACE) from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary
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whereabouts adv
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