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- Dictionaryeverywhere/ˈɛvrɪwɛː/
adverb
- 1. in or to all places: "I've looked everywhere"
noun
- 1. all places or directions: "everywhere was in darkness"
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Learn the meaning of everywhere, an adverb that indicates all places or the whole of a place. See how to use it in sentences and compare it with other words like everywhere else.
The meaning of EVERYWHERE is in or to every place or part. How to use everywhere in a sentence.
Everywhere definition: in every place or part; in all places.. See examples of EVERYWHERE used in a sentence.
Learn the meaning and usage of the adverb everywhere, which means to, at, or in all places or the whole of a place. See sentences from various sources and translations in different languages.
The adverb everywhere means in all possible places. If you take your phone with you everywhere you go, it means you have it with you in all the places you travel. You can use everywhere literally, but it's probably more common to use it in an exaggerating way.
If you say that someone or something is everywhere, you mean that they are present in a place in very large numbers. There were books everywhere. Clothes were everywhere, hanging out of drawers and strewn across the floor.
Learn the meaning, pronunciation and examples of the adverb everywhere, which means in all places or parts. Compare with everyplace and every, and see translations in Spanish and other languages.
