I. (h)weˈrevə(r), (h)wəˈ- adverb
Etymology: Middle English wher ever, from where, wher, adverb, where + ever
1. : where in the world — used in questions expressing astonishment or bewilderment
wherever did you get that hat
2. : at, in, or to any or every place in or to which
he goes wherever needed
: in every instance or circumstance in which
help is given wherever needed
3. : anywhere at all
explore northward or wherever by sea — Bernard De Voto
II. conjunction
Etymology: Middle English wher ever, from where, wher, adverb, where + ever
: at, in, or to any or all places that : in any circumstance in which
wherever he goes, he is welcomed with open arms
wherever it is possible, he tries to help out