Elsewhere: meaning, definitions and examples

Used to indicate that something is happening or exists in a different place than the current one. Often used in formal or written contexts.

• You won't find a better deal elsewhere.
• The documents that you need are stored elsewhere.

Used to refer to an unspecified different location. Informal and flexible in tone, suitable for both spoken and written contexts.

• Can we talk somewhere else?
• If he's not here, he must be somewhere else.

A more specific and less formal way to indicate that something is in a different location. It emphasizes the existence or action happening in a different, but unspecified, place.

• I left my keys in another place.
• The meeting will be held in another place.

Use 'elsewhere' to indicate a different place or location.

• He is busy right now but you might find him elsewhere in the building.
• They decided to look for jobs elsewhere due to the limited opportunities in their town.

Use 'on the other hand' to present an alternative point of view or contrasting idea, often within the same discussion or argument.

• The job offers a high salary. On the other hand, it requires long working hours.
• She wanted to buy a new car. On the other hand, she thought it would be better to save the money.

Use 'conversely' when presenting a situation or fact that contrasts with what was previously mentioned.

• Many people enjoy sunny weather. Conversely, some prefer the rain.
• She loves hiking in the mountains. Conversely, he prefers the beach.