everyone
∞
1.0
- pronoun
- /ˈɛvriˌwʌn/
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todos
- So first let's explain to everyone what's going on here.
- everyone else
- everyone knows
- almost everyone
Hey, Black, You want to tell everyone the big news?
- Hey, Black, You want to tell everyone the big news?
- You can't continuously say it's everyone else's fault but mine.
- But the requirement would be for everyone to stop using their cell phone.
- Everyone can write and everyone can be a writer.
- Everyone said, you know, he's lost, it's done out, he's over.
- I mean, it's it's it's it's it's everyone thinks it's brilliant.
- Do you think that everyone has purpose?
- And let's just get back into a place where everyone trusts the CDC again.
- Are we live we are live good morning everyone good morning.
- I went towards the train, Everyone else runs the other way and.
- It's like, you know, everyone is about the clicks.
- So it's hard to deliver something unified that works for everyone.
- But, you know, wherever you go, everyone loves a bargain.
Examples
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After my mom died, everyone was in such a hurry to go back to normal.
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So the door is open often, but it's open to everyone.
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And I went, oh, my God, everyone calm down.
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Hey, Black, You want to tell everyone the big news?
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Do you think that everyone has purpose?
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Thank you to everyone at Island Records.
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Everyone can write and everyone can be a writer.
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By the end of the speech, everyone listening knew we had entered a new age.
Academic text (2011) -
This doesn't just affect me, it affects everyone.
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During the meeting, everyone agreed that we should move forward with the project.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Everything in a group or the whole amount of something
∞
1.0
All the people in a group or situation
1
6.7
A very large number of people, almost everyone
Idioms
How Inclusive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Everyone is just every + one: every means 'all' and one means 'a single person'. So everyone means 'all people', and a helpful way to remember it is to imagine pointing to each person and saying 'every one'.