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Definition of where conjunction from the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary

where

conjunction
 
/weə(r)/
 
/wer/
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  1. (in) the place or situation in which
    • This is where I live.
    • Sit where I can see you.
    • Where people were concerned, his threshold of boredom was low.
    • That's where (= the point in the argument at which) you're wrong.
    Homophones ware | wear | whereware   wear   where
     
    /weə(r)/
     
    /wer/
    • ware noun
      • The products include porcelain and ceramic ware.
    • wear verb
      • Don't wear that jacket—it's far too big!
    • wear noun
      • Comfortable and smart, this jacket is suitable for office wear.
    • where adverb
      • Where are you going on your next adventure?
    • where conjunction
      • He was free to go where he liked.
    Word OriginOld English hwǣr, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch waar and German wo.
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