everyone
/ˈɛvrɪwʌn
/pronoun
Every person: everyone needs time to unwind he knew everyone in the business...
- More business means more jobs and money for everyone who lives and works in the city.
- We won't stick it up on the notice board so everyone can have a laugh at what a plonker you are.
- Back in the dressing room, everyone agrees that this was the best gig of the tour so far.
Synonyms
everybody, every person, each person, each one, each and every one, all, one and all, all and sundry, the whole world, the world at large, the public, the general public, people everywhere
informal {every Tom, Dick, and Harry}, every man jack, every mother's son
Usage
See every one (usage)
- nonchaotic
- nonchaotically
- non-chemical
- non-Christian
- non-chronological
- non-church
- non-churchgoer
- non-churchgoing
- non-circular
- non-citizen
- non-claim
- non-class
- nonclassified
- non-clastic
- non-clerical
- non-clinical
- non-coastal
- non-coding
- non-coercion
- non-coincidence
- non-collegiate
- non-com
- non-combatant
- non-combative
- non-combustible