everywhere
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1.0
- adverb
- /ˈɛvriˌwɛr/
:
en todas partes
- She looked everywhere for her missing keys.
- everywhere else
- look everywhere
- people everywhere
The picks we need are everywhere around us.
- The picks we need are everywhere around us.
- This kid was leaking everywhere, my nose, mouth.
- It's, it's COVID, it's everywhere and you can't, you can't see it.
- Gas goes everywhere and you took fluid.
- So you switch X&Y; everywhere they appear.
- Little girls, little girls everywhere I turn.
- Rich know that you're with me everywhere I go.
Examples
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There were smiles everywhere as the parade passed by.
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Apply it everywhere to all the nooks and crannies.
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Fall is in the air everywhere I look around.
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We'll be following you everywhere, so thank you.
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See, I think there is life everywhere out there.
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And it is everywhere, all over me now.
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Just like this little area, everywhere else stayed pretty solid.
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The picks we need are everywhere around us.
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But this wasn't the case everywhere in the world.
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The sacred in a poem is nowhere seen and everywhere felt.
Synonyms
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1.0
In every part of a place
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1.0
In many countries around the world
213
2.1
To every part of the world
29
3.8
Everywhere in the world
2
4.3
In many places at the same time
1
2.0
In all places
In every possible place
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Etymology
Everywhere is built from every ('all') and where ('place'), like everyone ('all people'). So it literally means 'in all places', which is why we use everywhere when something is in or goes to all places.