Definition and meaning of English word "everywhere"
everywhere
/əvəˈrɛhwɛr/
Meaning
VerbIn or to all locations under discussion.
How to use
The adverb 'everywhere' is commonly used in informal and formal writing to indicate a location or situation that is universal or all-encompassing. It is often used in conjunction with verbs such as 'be', 'exist', or 'occur'. However, learners of English may mistakenly use 'everywhere' as an adverb to modify verbs that do not indicate location, such as 'think' or 'feel'. For example, 'I think everywhere' is incorrect and should be replaced with 'I think about everything' or 'I think in every direction'.
🇬🇧 English
everywhere
Example
You can find him everywhere.
The smell was everywhere.
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Common phrases
- everywhere you look— used to indicate that something is visible or apparent in every location
- everywhere in the world— used to indicate a location or situation that is universal or all-encompassing
- everywhere you go— used to indicate a location or situation that is universal or all-encompassing
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Frequency rank: #180 in English
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The English word "everywhere" means "everywhere" in English.
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