anyone
EN-ee-wun/ˈɛ.ni.wʌn/
- 1Any person at all; anybody, whoever it may be.
If anyone calls while I'm out, please take a message.
The contest is open to anyone over the age of eighteen.
UsageMostly in questions, negatives and if clauses: Did anyone call? Write any one for one of a group: any one of these.
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Origin
Made of any + one, it goes back to Middle English eny on and ony one.