everything
∞
1.0
- pronoun
- /ˈɛvriˌθɪŋ/
:
todo
- I went to school and everything was still quiet.
- everything else
- everything you need
- know everything
Seth, Are you sure everything is OK with you?
- Seth, Are you sure everything is OK with you?
- And then that's when everything made sense, right?
- And if that stops pumping, everything else slowly dies.
- So I really sort of heard everything from her after the fact.
- I got burned, almost lost everything so.
- I I don't think through everything that much.
- Why at that time was everything so darn smooth?
- So yeah, I was doing everything in Tarjay.
- But what should you do with everything of this sort?
- I guess that's the sort of everything else is.
Examples
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Where do we go from here when everything is said and done?
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We hear most everything on the radio these days.
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We had so many cool parts and everything was just amazing.
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But what should you do with everything of this sort?
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I got everything we need.
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I want to hear everything.
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As such, they believe they must control everything in order to guarantee success.
Academic text (2011) -
And if we stick together, everything's going to be okay.
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Appears to me that everything's okay, though.
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I want to see everything that you have created.
Synonyms
∞
1.0
Everything in a group or the whole amount of something
23
1.6
All small details of a person's life or a situation
6
4.1
A very large range of things you can imagine
4
7.0
Everything included in a deal or plan
Idioms
All the difficult and important things people go through together
- Informal
A way to say there are almost all things you can think of
- Informal
A situation that seems very good but may hide problems
Compounds
- Specialized
5
9.9
A single idea that explains all forces and matter in the universe
How Inclusive
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Everything comes from the simple parts every and thing, and it literally means 'all things' or 'every part' of something, so it simply means all of something.