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.
Example
I looked everywhere for my keys.
Example
Everywhere I go, people are wearing masks.
Example
The company's logo is everywhere on their products.
everywhere Synonyms and Antonyms
Synonyms for everywhere
- across
- all over
- throughout
- round
- here and there
Phrases with everywhere
be everywhere at once
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.
everywhere you look
in every direction or aspect of a situation
Example
Everywhere you look, there are signs of climate change affecting our planet.
from everywhere
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.
