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everywhere

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈɛvriwɛr/ · UK /ˈevriweə/

everywhere means: In or to every place in the area you mean.

adverb

ALL LOCATIONSA2

In or to every place in the area you mean.

  • I looked everywhere for my keys.
  • There were flowers everywhere in the garden.
  • This bus stops everywhere along the main road.

Similar words: in every place

Opposites: nowhere

Common phrases: look everywhere, everywhere you go, spread everywhere

MANY LOCATIONSB1

In or to many different places, though not necessarily every place.

  • We travelled everywhere last summer.
  • I see her posters everywhere these days.
  • He has been everywhere, from tiny villages to huge cities.

Similar words: all over

Common phrases: travel everywhere, go everywhere, see something everywhere

noun

ALL PLACESB1

Every place considered together.

  • Everywhere was closed yesterday.
  • Everywhere is full of visitors in August.
  • By midnight, everywhere had become quiet.

Opposites: nowhere

Common phrases: everywhere was closed, everywhere is busy

determiner

EVERY PLACEB1

Every place where something happens or could happen.

  • I have checked everywhere else.
  • Everywhere we go, people welcome us.
  • There are new buildings everywhere you look.

Common phrases: everywhere else, everywhere we go, everywhere you look

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