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My friend said this to me when I suggested a place to go, "Anywhere but there". I asked my friend if he meant "Anywhere but not there", and he said both are equivalent. Is this true or is one of them more appropriate?

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'But' in this context means the same as 'except'. Your friend meant that he would rather go anywhere else than the place you had suggested.

Kate Bunting
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