everyplace
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2.0
- adverb
- /ˈɛvriˌpleɪs/
- US
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en todas partes
- You can find great coffee everyplace in this city.
- everyplace else
- go everyplace
Crime went down everyplace else, and it is not the fault of somehow poverty or deprivation.
- Crime went down everyplace else, and it is not the fault of somehow poverty or deprivation.
Examples
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The festival featured food trucks everyplace in the park.
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We'll be flying everyplace!
Fiction book (1992) -
- We went everyplace she said, looked everywhere.
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What goes on in this town is not necessarily the Christian religion everyplace else.
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Looks like she went everyplace with Gregg.
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Crime went down everyplace else, and it is not the fault of somehow poverty or deprivation.
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Why doesn't the Protectorate take over here like everyplace else?
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They can't save money, and everyplace else is more expensive.
Blog text (30) -
I'll take you everyplace.
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We searched for the lost puppy everyplace we could think of.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
In all places
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1.0
In many countries around the world
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2.1
To every part of the world
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4.3
In many places at the same time
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9.9
In any place a person goes
In every possible place
How Widespread
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word everyplace comes from two simple parts, every ('all') and place ('location'), so it literally means 'in all places'. It is the same idea as everywhere, which makes it easy to remember that everyplace means 'every location' or 'everywhere'.