
pron.
Every person; everybody. See Usage Note at every, he1.
| Dictionary: eve·ry·one |
| Idioms: everyone |
| Word Tutor: everyone |
Everything has its beauty, but not everyone sees it.
— Confucius, (c. 551-c. 479 BC), Chinese philosopher, founder of Confucianism.
Tutor's tip: Everyone (all the people in a group or in the whole world) in the neighborhood brought every one (each one) of their pets to the picnic.
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