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everyone
/ˈɛvriwʌn/
A term used to refer to all people or every member of a group without exception.
Antonyms of everyone
Nouns
Strongest matches:
- nobody
- none
Weak matches:
- nothing
Adjectives
Strongest matches:
- alone
- solo
Weak matches:
- individual
Synonyms
everybody, all, each one, every person, the whole crowd, the entire group, one and all, every last one
Usage examples:
1. Everyone is welcome to join our community meeting tonight.
2. She made enough cookies to ensure everyone got a piece.
3. Everyone needs to submit their assignments by the end of the week.
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Frequently asked questions
What is the direct antonym of 'everyone'?
The direct antonym of 'everyone' is 'no one' or 'nobody,' referring to the absence of any person.
Can 'someone' be considered an antonym of 'everyone'?
While 'someone' is not a direct antonym, it contrasts with 'everyone' by referring to a specific, unidentified individual rather than the entirety of a group.
Is there a difference between the antonyms 'anyone' and 'no one' for 'everyone'?
Yes, there is a significant difference. 'Anyone' can imply any individual out of a group but does not necessarily exclude others, while 'no one' explicitly indicates the absence of any individuals, serving as a clearer antonym to 'everyone.'
How does context affect the choice of antonym for 'everyone'?
The context can greatly influence which antonym is most appropriate. For instance, in a positive statement, 'everyone' might be contrasted with 'no one' to emphasize exclusion. In a context requiring specificity or potential for inclusion, 'someone' might be used to contrast the universality implied by 'everyone.'