everyone
EV-ree-wun/ˈɛv.ɹi.wʌn/
- 1Every person; all the people in a particular group, or people in general.
Everyone on the committee voted to approve the new budget.
The fire alarm sent everyone in the building out to the parking lot.
UsageTakes a singular verb: everyone is, though later pronouns are often their. Two words, every one, means each single one: every one of them.
Oppositenobody
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Origin
From Middle English "everichon," analyzable as "every" + "one."
Checked 5 Nov 2026 · 2 facts
- Everyone derives from Middle English everichon. en.wiktionary.org
- Its constituent elements mean every and one. en.wiktionary.org