someplace
adv. place B1 Intermediate US //ˈsəmˌpɫeɪs// UK //sˈʌmpleɪs// some·place
adv. in or to a place that you do not know or have not named. It is a more casual way of saying 'somewhere'.
adv. In, at, or to an unspecified or unknown location. Primarily used in North American English as a synonym for 'somewhere'.
Let's go someplace quiet to talk.
I know I left my keys someplace in the kitchen, but I cannot find them now.
The family decided they needed to move someplace with better schools and more green space before the children reached high school age.
From some + place.
Usage
Typically functions as an adverb of place; in formal writing, 'somewhere' is generally preferred.
Pitfall
I want to go to someplace warm.I want to go someplace warm.When used as an adverb, it does not require the preposition 'to' to indicate destination.