everywhere Definition
- 1in or to all places
- 2in all circumstances
Using everywhere: Examples
Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "everywhere" can be used in various situations through the following examples!
Example
The flowers were everywhere in the garden.
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I looked everywhere for my keys.
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Everywhere I go, people are wearing masks.
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The company's logo is everywhere on their products.
everywhere Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for everywhere
- throughout
- across
- round
- all over
- here and there
Phrases with everywhere
to be present in many different places simultaneously
Example
As a CEO, he has to be everywhere at once to ensure that everything runs smoothly.
in every direction or aspect of a situation
Example
Everywhere you look, there are signs of climate change affecting our planet.
coming from many different places or sources
Example
The festival attracts visitors from everywhere, making it a truly international event.
Summary: everywhere in Brief
The adverb 'everywhere' [ˈɛvrɪwɛː] refers to the state of being in or to all places, as well as in all circumstances. It can be used to describe the presence of something or someone across a wide area, such as 'The flowers were everywhere in the garden,' or to express the extent of a search, as in 'I looked everywhere for my keys.' The phrase 'be everywhere at once' means to be present in many different places simultaneously.
