every one
pronoun
Each one.He commemorated the event by kissing every one of the female members of the European party he could find....
- Such protection against enemy fire means every one of the troops returns from the raid uninjured.
- Look how the sun warms every one of us in the morning with its soft dappled beams.
Usage
The pronoun everyone, meaning ‘every person,’ is spelled as one word: everyone had a great time at the party. The pronoun every one, meaning ‘each one,’ is spelled as two words: he visited every one of those countries many times.
- longstop
- Longstreet, James
- long-suffering
- long-sufferingly
- long suit
- long tail
- long-tailed duck
- long-tailed field mouse
- long-tailed tit
- long-term
- long-termism
- long-termist
- long-term memory
- long-term potentiation
- long-time
- long time no see
- long tom
- long ton
- long-track
- longueur
- long underwear
- long vacation
- Longview
- long waist
- long-waisted