What is another word for everywhere
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everywhere
/ˈɛvriˌwɛr/
In all places or locations.
Antonyms of everywhere
Nouns
Strongest matches:
- nowhere
Weak matches:
- void
- absence
Adverbs
Strongest matches:
- nowhere
Weak matches:
- locally
- somewhere
Synonyms
ubiquitous, omnipresent, all over, throughout, widespread, universal, across the board
Usage examples:
1. I looked for my keys everywhere but couldn't find them.
2. They had their wedding photos taken everywhere around the city.
3. Flowers were blooming everywhere, signaling the start of spring.
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Frequently asked questions
What is a direct antonym for 'everywhere'?
A direct antonym for 'everywhere' is 'nowhere.' While 'everywhere' implies being present in all places, 'nowhere' suggests the absence from all places or not being present anywhere.
Can 'somewhere' be considered an antonym of 'everywhere'?
Yes, 'somewhere' can be considered a less direct antonym of 'everywhere.' While it doesn't imply the complete absence of location like 'nowhere' does, it restricts the presence to a specific place, as opposed to being present in all places.
Is 'here' an antonym of 'everywhere,' and how do they differ?
'Here' can be seen as an antonym to 'everywhere' in certain contexts because it specifies a single location as opposed to being in all locations. The main difference is that 'here' refers to the immediate location of the speaker or subject, while 'everywhere' encompasses all possible locations.
Could 'anywhere' be considered an antonym of 'everywhere'? How do they compare?
'Anywhere' is not typically considered an antonym of 'everywhere' because it suggests a possibility of being in any place without specifying a location, rather than the absence or specificity of location. However, in contexts where 'everywhere' is used to mean presence in all locations, 'anywhere' can subtly imply a limitation by suggesting that a person or thing could be in some places but not necessarily every place.