Everywhere meaning in English
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Definition
everywhere: in all places or parts, all over
Examples
- "Bruno : Urgh, there are British people everywhere, it gives me the heebie-jeebies."
- "They travel with me everywhere."
- "Jean : But you follow Bruno everywhere, so you know what it is like to lead."
- "It was a real catastrophe: bodies everywhere, charred wreckage and explosions."
- "Disaster everywhere!"
- "Philip : I thought it was Jesus' birthday everywhere."
- ""How to read" from Mental Publishing, buy it now at bookstores everywhere!"
- "It was quite perplexing to hear this, because in your email, you used the phrase "bodies everywhere", which evokes an image of multiple deaths."
- "Brian : Puke everywhere!"
- "Hannah : And there's gasoline and carbon monoxide everywhere!"
- "Joan Wayne's grisly death has captured the imagination of Australians everywhere;"
- "Sam : It's like I said Bruno, the cost of living everywhere is on the rise."
- "Not being able to read is a serious disadvantage in this modern world where writing is everywhere: on television, on billboards, on the Internet, in magazines."
- "Brian : Women, they're everywhere, so many of them. There are so many, I don't know what to do!"
- "To all of us everywhere, a Merry Christmas to us all, my dears."
- "I put up signs everywhere."
- "There are windows everywhere!"
- "There are papers everywhere!"
- "Bad Stuff Happening Everywhere: People Worried, Not Me Though"
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