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Definition of everyone - Reverso English Dictionary
Pronoun
peopleall people in a group or context
- Everyone in the room clapped.
- Everyone agreed to the new policy.
- Everyone was invited to the wedding.
Expressions with everyone
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variety of options to satisfy all
The new restaurant offers something for everyone on its menu.
everyone has a compatible partner or friend
After the breakup, she reminded him, "There's someone for everyone."
impossible to satisfy all people
She learned the hard way that you cannot please everyone.
almost everyone
Everyone and his mother has an opinion on the matter.
attract attention from many people
The bright red car caught everyone's eye on the street.
almost every person
Everyone and his brother has an opinion on the matter.
almost every person
Everyone and their brother has an opinion on the matter.
large number of people involved in something
Everyone and their dog showed up at the concert.
almost everyone
Everyone and their grandma has a smartphone these days.
exaggerated way to say many people
Everyone and their mother has an opinion on this topic.
large number of people involved or present
Everyone and their uncle showed up at the concert.
everyone will agree if offered enough incentive
She said everyone has their price when negotiating.
all important people in a particular group
Everyone who is anyone attended the gala.
refers to all important people in a group
Everyone who's anyone will be at the gala tonight.
person trying to please everyone
She became everything to everyone, losing her own identity.
can be achieved or obtained by all people
Success is within everyone's grasp with hard work.
being talked about by many people
The scandal was on everyone's lips for weeks.
cause many people to start discussing something
The new policy set everyone talking at the meeting!
all people from the highest to lowest rank
The rule applies to everyone from the Queen downward.
greeting to a group of people
Hi everyone, welcome to the meeting.
all remaining people in a group
Everyone else in the team agreed with the decision.
most preferred option by all
The comedy show became everyone's favorite on Friday nights.
cause all people to start discussing something
The news will get everyone talking.
being considered by all people
The tragedy was in everyone's thoughts.
Origin of everyone
Old English, ǽfre (ever) + ān (one)
Terms with everyone included in their meaning
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appreciation
show appreciation to everyone present
group
everyone in a group
accessibility
open or accessible to everyone
counting
including everything or everyone in the count
group decision
asking if everyone accepts a decision or idea
social focus
focus of everyone's interest in a group
sports
competition where everyone follows the rules and is fair
sufficiency
sufficient quantity for everyone
fairness balance
make a situation fair or equal for everyone
visibility
in a way visible to everyone
total inclusion
including everything or everyone
accessibility
performed in a place accessible to everyone
kindness
treat everyone with kindness and respect
universal love
show affection to everyone without exception
emotion
express emotions or opinions so everyone understands
imperfection
everyone has flaws or makes mistakes
imperfection
everyone makes mistakes or has flaws
imperfection
everyone has flaws and makes mistakes
inclusivity
everyone regardless of age
art
artwork displayed in public spaces for everyone to see
community space
art gallery open to everyone
community education
library open to everyone, funded by public money, not commercial
paying for drinks
pay for everyone's drinks at a social event
wary
be cautious and skeptical of everyone
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- French:tout le monde, ...
- German:alle, ...
- Italian:tutti, ...
- Spanish:todos, ...
- Portuguese:todos, ...
- Chinese:每个人, ...
- Japanese:みんな, ...
- Arabic:الجَميع, ...
- Hebrew:כּוּלָּם, ...
- Russian:все, ...
- Ukrainian:усі, ...
- Hindi:सभी, ...
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