everywhen

9.9

All time past, present, and future seen as one whole

: todo el tiempo

In the story, the characters travel through the everywhen, experiencing events from all eras at once.

Examples

The philosopher spoke of the everywhen as a way to understand time beyond the present moment.
Some cultures believe that ancestors exist in the everywhen, always present throughout time.
What is everywhen?
The concept of everywhen fascinates philosophers.
The scientist proposed a theory that time is an everywhen, where all moments coexist simultaneously.
In her novel, the author describes everywhen as a realm where past, present, and future intertwine.
Philosophers often debate the nature of everywhen and its implications for human existence.

everywhen singular

everywhens plural

everywhen = every + when (transparent) = every + when

Formed by compounding 'every' + 'when' to denote the entirety of time, a meaning that follows directly from the components.

Everywhen joins every ('all') and when ('time'), so it names the whole of time, meaning all past, present, and future together.