Definition of everywhere in English:

everywhere

adverb ˈɛvrɪwɛːˈɛvriˌ(h)wɛr

1In or to all places.
I've looked everywhere
everywhere she went she was feted
Example sentencesExamples
- Only the children run and shriek and throw stones and wrestle like children everywhere, making balls out of rags.
- The girl was to take it everywhere she went and always to be aware that it was with her.
- His career is enough to give hope to struggling thespians everywhere.
- The laws against the Jews were not, however, everywhere the same, nor were they always fully enforced.
- He reasoned that time was constant, that it applied everywhere in the universe in exactly the same way.
- Centralised economic management has failed everywhere it has been tried.
- Big capitalists everywhere are always a bit resentful of bigger capitalists.
- It is the prayerful longing of people everywhere for universal peace and fraternity.
- It could be a ticket to a career, but critics call them an affront to women everywhere.
- There is a growing consensus, everywhere except Downing Street, that this is the way forward.
- Naturally they're seldom alone, as people seem to invite them everywhere.
- It seems that human baldness is attractive everywhere except on the head.
- Nova Scotia is no exception; everywhere you go there are pipers belting out tunes.
- It's not always possible to walk or cycle everywhere and for many people cars are essential.
- The integration of custom and the West is everywhere you look, especially in the churches.
- The low-velocity zone occurs almost everywhere, except perhaps under cratonic areas.
- In other words, the technology must fail always and everywhere, which it clearly does not.
- I am always busy and so try to drive everywhere as quickly as possible.
- On the one hand, Lee suggests that audiences are being underestimated everywhere.
- He is a sore loser who wants to win at all costs, always and everywhere.
1. 1.1 Common or widely distributed.
  sandwich bars are everywhere
  Example sentencesExamples
  To Lease signs are everywhere in what was once one of Manhattan's premier districts.
  Gas is a common fuel, it is pumped everywhere and all of us live and work in the vicinity of gas pipes.
  They are a common bird in Florida and they can be seen everywhere nesting on telegraph poles.
  Yes, it is everywhere now, and you are probably sick of hearing about it.
  If I'd won the Booker or the Commonwealth Prize my books would have been everywhere.
  The entire place had ice everywhere and a majority of the houses were made of crystal.
  In Venezuela you can buy these everywhere, in roadside stalls and cafes.
  He said paving slabs had been tipped up and there was mud everywhere.
  The union flag was everywhere and all the Commonwealth flags were out.
  As it says on office walls everywhere, the boss isn't always right, but he's always the boss.
  It is nice to walk through our high street and not see litter everywhere.
  She's terrified because well, there are guns and stuff everywhere and the dog is just a puppy.
  There was so much blood and glass everywhere it was hard to tell what you were looking at.
  They were everywhere and, yes, many different styles, but always brown and blue.
  The main focus should be spread out all over Canada, because there are great acts everywhere.
  But now it's got to the stage where people don't mention it at all because it's just everywhere.
  Spaghetti may be everywhere but flat leaf parsley is still not widely available in Dumfries.
  They are on sale everywhere but here you can still smell the smoke.
  She had friends everywhere and she was always smiling - right up until the day she died.
  Broadband is everywhere in abundance - except where it is needed, in the final mile to the home.
  Synonyms
  all over, all around, in all places, in every place, in every spot, in every part, in every nook and cranny, in each place, far and wide, near and far, high and low, here and there, {here, there, and everywhere}, throughout the land, the world over, worldwide
  widely, extensively, exhaustively, thoroughly
  informal all over the place
  British informal all over the shop
  North American informal all over the map

noun ˈɛvrɪwɛːˈɛvriˌ(h)wɛr

mass noun

All places or directions.
everywhere was in darkness

Phrases

everywhere else

In all other places.
they are the same machines used everywhere else in the world
Example sentencesExamples
- Pinched everywhere else, he spent all he could save on books.
- Whilst there is not a particular bullying problem in Cumbria, he believes it is fairly common, as it is everywhere else in the country.
- The future of democracy in Australia and everywhere else depends upon the way in which each serves the community.
- But it turns out that political imperative prevails in New Zealand as it does everywhere else.
- People want to live in York because of its high quality of life and they come shopping or visit because the city is different from everywhere else.
- Our role is to make everywhere else look good by comparison!
- They do, but people everywhere else are far more tolerant of indolence.
- Since then tobacco use has increased just like everywhere else, but the current government has been determined to crack down.
- In fairness, we're not too badly off everywhere else, touch wood.
- After all, this sort of thing happens frequently in university, and everywhere else for that matter.

Origin

Middle English: formerly also as two words.

Definition of everywhere in US English:

everywhere

adverbˈevrēˌ(h)werˈɛvriˌ(h)wɛr

1In or to all places.
I've looked everywhere
everywhere she went she was feted
Example sentencesExamples
- Nova Scotia is no exception; everywhere you go there are pipers belting out tunes.
- The integration of custom and the West is everywhere you look, especially in the churches.
- It could be a ticket to a career, but critics call them an affront to women everywhere.
- There is a growing consensus, everywhere except Downing Street, that this is the way forward.
- It seems that human baldness is attractive everywhere except on the head.
- He reasoned that time was constant, that it applied everywhere in the universe in exactly the same way.
- The girl was to take it everywhere she went and always to be aware that it was with her.
- Centralised economic management has failed everywhere it has been tried.
- Naturally they're seldom alone, as people seem to invite them everywhere.
- Only the children run and shriek and throw stones and wrestle like children everywhere, making balls out of rags.
- On the one hand, Lee suggests that audiences are being underestimated everywhere.
- The laws against the Jews were not, however, everywhere the same, nor were they always fully enforced.
- Big capitalists everywhere are always a bit resentful of bigger capitalists.
- It is the prayerful longing of people everywhere for universal peace and fraternity.
- In other words, the technology must fail always and everywhere, which it clearly does not.
- It's not always possible to walk or cycle everywhere and for many people cars are essential.
- His career is enough to give hope to struggling thespians everywhere.
- He is a sore loser who wants to win at all costs, always and everywhere.
- I am always busy and so try to drive everywhere as quickly as possible.
- The low-velocity zone occurs almost everywhere, except perhaps under cratonic areas.
1. 1.1 In many places; common or widely distributed.
  sandwich bars are everywhere
  Example sentencesExamples
  Yes, it is everywhere now, and you are probably sick of hearing about it.
  But now it's got to the stage where people don't mention it at all because it's just everywhere.
  She had friends everywhere and she was always smiling - right up until the day she died.
  Broadband is everywhere in abundance - except where it is needed, in the final mile to the home.
  The main focus should be spread out all over Canada, because there are great acts everywhere.
  They are on sale everywhere but here you can still smell the smoke.
  Spaghetti may be everywhere but flat leaf parsley is still not widely available in Dumfries.
  The entire place had ice everywhere and a majority of the houses were made of crystal.
  Gas is a common fuel, it is pumped everywhere and all of us live and work in the vicinity of gas pipes.
  He said paving slabs had been tipped up and there was mud everywhere.
  As it says on office walls everywhere, the boss isn't always right, but he's always the boss.
  To Lease signs are everywhere in what was once one of Manhattan's premier districts.
  In Venezuela you can buy these everywhere, in roadside stalls and cafes.
  They were everywhere and, yes, many different styles, but always brown and blue.
  The union flag was everywhere and all the Commonwealth flags were out.
  It is nice to walk through our high street and not see litter everywhere.
  They are a common bird in Florida and they can be seen everywhere nesting on telegraph poles.
  There was so much blood and glass everywhere it was hard to tell what you were looking at.
  If I'd won the Booker or the Commonwealth Prize my books would have been everywhere.
  She's terrified because well, there are guns and stuff everywhere and the dog is just a puppy.
  Synonyms
  all over, all around, in all places, in every place, in every spot, in every part, in every nook and cranny, in each place, far and wide, near and far, high and low, here and there, here, there, and everywhere, throughout the land, the world over, worldwide

nounˈevrēˌ(h)werˈɛvriˌ(h)wɛr

All places or directions.
everywhere was in darkness

Phrases

everywhere else

In all other places.
they are the same machines used everywhere else in the world
Example sentencesExamples
- Pinched everywhere else, he spent all he could save on books.
- They do, but people everywhere else are far more tolerant of indolence.
- But it turns out that political imperative prevails in New Zealand as it does everywhere else.
- In fairness, we're not too badly off everywhere else, touch wood.
- Our role is to make everywhere else look good by comparison!
- Whilst there is not a particular bullying problem in Cumbria, he believes it is fairly common, as it is everywhere else in the country.
- After all, this sort of thing happens frequently in university, and everywhere else for that matter.
- Since then tobacco use has increased just like everywhere else, but the current government has been determined to crack down.
- People want to live in York because of its high quality of life and they come shopping or visit because the city is different from everywhere else.
- The future of democracy in Australia and everywhere else depends upon the way in which each serves the community.

Origin

Middle English: formerly also as two words.

单词	everywhere
释义	Definition of everywhere in English: everywhere adverb ˈɛvrɪwɛːˈɛvriˌ(h)wɛr 1In or to all places. I've looked everywhere everywhere she went she was feted Example sentencesExamples Only the children run and shriek and throw stones and wrestle like children everywhere, making balls out of rags. The girl was to take it everywhere she went and always to be aware that it was with her. His career is enough to give hope to struggling thespians everywhere. The laws against the Jews were not, however, everywhere the same, nor were they always fully enforced. He reasoned that time was constant, that it applied everywhere in the universe in exactly the same way. Centralised economic management has failed everywhere it has been tried. Big capitalists everywhere are always a bit resentful of bigger capitalists. It is the prayerful longing of people everywhere for universal peace and fraternity. It could be a ticket to a career, but critics call them an affront to women everywhere. There is a growing consensus, everywhere except Downing Street, that this is the way forward. Naturally they're seldom alone, as people seem to invite them everywhere. It seems that human baldness is attractive everywhere except on the head. Nova Scotia is no exception; everywhere you go there are pipers belting out tunes. It's not always possible to walk or cycle everywhere and for many people cars are essential. The integration of custom and the West is everywhere you look, especially in the churches. The low-velocity zone occurs almost everywhere, except perhaps under cratonic areas. In other words, the technology must fail always and everywhere, which it clearly does not. I am always busy and so try to drive everywhere as quickly as possible. On the one hand, Lee suggests that audiences are being underestimated everywhere. He is a sore loser who wants to win at all costs, always and everywhere. 1.1 Common or widely distributed. sandwich bars are everywhere Example sentencesExamples To Lease signs are everywhere in what was once one of Manhattan's premier districts. Gas is a common fuel, it is pumped everywhere and all of us live and work in the vicinity of gas pipes. They are a common bird in Florida and they can be seen everywhere nesting on telegraph poles. Yes, it is everywhere now, and you are probably sick of hearing about it. If I'd won the Booker or the Commonwealth Prize my books would have been everywhere. The entire place had ice everywhere and a majority of the houses were made of crystal. In Venezuela you can buy these everywhere, in roadside stalls and cafes. He said paving slabs had been tipped up and there was mud everywhere. The union flag was everywhere and all the Commonwealth flags were out. As it says on office walls everywhere, the boss isn't always right, but he's always the boss. It is nice to walk through our high street and not see litter everywhere. She's terrified because well, there are guns and stuff everywhere and the dog is just a puppy. There was so much blood and glass everywhere it was hard to tell what you were looking at. They were everywhere and, yes, many different styles, but always brown and blue. The main focus should be spread out all over Canada, because there are great acts everywhere. But now it's got to the stage where people don't mention it at all because it's just everywhere. Spaghetti may be everywhere but flat leaf parsley is still not widely available in Dumfries. They are on sale everywhere but here you can still smell the smoke. She had friends everywhere and she was always smiling - right up until the day she died. Broadband is everywhere in abundance - except where it is needed, in the final mile to the home. Synonyms all over, all around, in all places, in every place, in every spot, in every part, in every nook and cranny, in each place, far and wide, near and far, high and low, here and there, {here, there, and everywhere}, throughout the land, the world over, worldwide widely, extensively, exhaustively, thoroughly informal all over the place British informal all over the shop North American informal all over the map noun ˈɛvrɪwɛːˈɛvriˌ(h)wɛr mass noun All places or directions. everywhere was in darkness Phrases everywhere else In all other places. they are the same machines used everywhere else in the world Example sentencesExamples Pinched everywhere else, he spent all he could save on books. Whilst there is not a particular bullying problem in Cumbria, he believes it is fairly common, as it is everywhere else in the country. The future of democracy in Australia and everywhere else depends upon the way in which each serves the community. But it turns out that political imperative prevails in New Zealand as it does everywhere else. People want to live in York because of its high quality of life and they come shopping or visit because the city is different from everywhere else. Our role is to make everywhere else look good by comparison! They do, but people everywhere else are far more tolerant of indolence. Since then tobacco use has increased just like everywhere else, but the current government has been determined to crack down. In fairness, we're not too badly off everywhere else, touch wood. After all, this sort of thing happens frequently in university, and everywhere else for that matter. Origin Middle English: formerly also as two words. adv..1 phr. Definition of everywhere in US English: everywhere adverbˈevrēˌ(h)werˈɛvriˌ(h)wɛr 1In or to all places. I've looked everywhere everywhere she went she was feted Example sentencesExamples Nova Scotia is no exception; everywhere you go there are pipers belting out tunes. The integration of custom and the West is everywhere you look, especially in the churches. It could be a ticket to a career, but critics call them an affront to women everywhere. There is a growing consensus, everywhere except Downing Street, that this is the way forward. It seems that human baldness is attractive everywhere except on the head. He reasoned that time was constant, that it applied everywhere in the universe in exactly the same way. The girl was to take it everywhere she went and always to be aware that it was with her. Centralised economic management has failed everywhere it has been tried. Naturally they're seldom alone, as people seem to invite them everywhere. Only the children run and shriek and throw stones and wrestle like children everywhere, making balls out of rags. On the one hand, Lee suggests that audiences are being underestimated everywhere. The laws against the Jews were not, however, everywhere the same, nor were they always fully enforced. Big capitalists everywhere are always a bit resentful of bigger capitalists. It is the prayerful longing of people everywhere for universal peace and fraternity. In other words, the technology must fail always and everywhere, which it clearly does not. It's not always possible to walk or cycle everywhere and for many people cars are essential. His career is enough to give hope to struggling thespians everywhere. He is a sore loser who wants to win at all costs, always and everywhere. I am always busy and so try to drive everywhere as quickly as possible. The low-velocity zone occurs almost everywhere, except perhaps under cratonic areas. 1.1 In many places; common or widely distributed. sandwich bars are everywhere Example sentencesExamples Yes, it is everywhere now, and you are probably sick of hearing about it. But now it's got to the stage where people don't mention it at all because it's just everywhere. She had friends everywhere and she was always smiling - right up until the day she died. Broadband is everywhere in abundance - except where it is needed, in the final mile to the home. The main focus should be spread out all over Canada, because there are great acts everywhere. They are on sale everywhere but here you can still smell the smoke. Spaghetti may be everywhere but flat leaf parsley is still not widely available in Dumfries. The entire place had ice everywhere and a majority of the houses were made of crystal. Gas is a common fuel, it is pumped everywhere and all of us live and work in the vicinity of gas pipes. He said paving slabs had been tipped up and there was mud everywhere. As it says on office walls everywhere, the boss isn't always right, but he's always the boss. To Lease signs are everywhere in what was once one of Manhattan's premier districts. In Venezuela you can buy these everywhere, in roadside stalls and cafes. They were everywhere and, yes, many different styles, but always brown and blue. The union flag was everywhere and all the Commonwealth flags were out. It is nice to walk through our high street and not see litter everywhere. They are a common bird in Florida and they can be seen everywhere nesting on telegraph poles. There was so much blood and glass everywhere it was hard to tell what you were looking at. If I'd won the Booker or the Commonwealth Prize my books would have been everywhere. She's terrified because well, there are guns and stuff everywhere and the dog is just a puppy. Synonyms all over, all around, in all places, in every place, in every spot, in every part, in every nook and cranny, in each place, far and wide, near and far, high and low, here and there, here, there, and everywhere, throughout the land, the world over, worldwide nounˈevrēˌ(h)werˈɛvriˌ(h)wɛr All places or directions. everywhere was in darkness Phrases everywhere else In all other places. they are the same machines used everywhere else in the world Example sentencesExamples Pinched everywhere else, he spent all he could save on books. They do, but people everywhere else are far more tolerant of indolence. But it turns out that political imperative prevails in New Zealand as it does everywhere else. In fairness, we're not too badly off everywhere else, touch wood. Our role is to make everywhere else look good by comparison! Whilst there is not a particular bullying problem in Cumbria, he believes it is fairly common, as it is everywhere else in the country. After all, this sort of thing happens frequently in university, and everywhere else for that matter. Since then tobacco use has increased just like everywhere else, but the current government has been determined to crack down. People want to live in York because of its high quality of life and they come shopping or visit because the city is different from everywhere else. The future of democracy in Australia and everywhere else depends upon the way in which each serves the community. Origin Middle English: formerly also as two words. adv..1 phr.
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