where'er

[ wair-air, hwair- ]

conjunction

, Literary.

1. contraction of wherever.

where'er

/ wɛərˈɛə /

adverb

1. a poetic contraction of wherever

Example Sentences

Whoe’er has travell’d life’s dull round, Where’er his stages may have been, May sigh to think he still has found The warmest welcome – at an inn.

From The Guardian

All hail to Alma Mater, We’ll always loyal be, Where’er the future leads, Our thoughts will return to thee.

From Literature

By opera’s end, these stars will have performed any number of delectable arias, including the exquisite “Oh sleep, why dost thou leave me,” “Where’er you walk,” and the absurd showpiece, “Myself I shall adore.”

From Seattle Times

By opera’s end, these stars will have performed any number of delectable arias, including the exquisite “Oh sleep, why dost thou leave me,” “Where’er you walk,” and the absurd showpiece, “Myself I shall adore.”

From Seattle Times

Or as Dorothy Parker put it, “Hunger and War do not mean a thing;/Everything’s rosy where’er we roam;/Hark, how the little birds gaily sing!”

From New York Times