Definitions

everything

[ev-ree-thing] / ˈɛv riˌθɪŋ /

NOUN

entirety

Synonyms

STRONGEST

all business lot

WEAK

aggregate all in all all that all things complex each thing every little thing fixins' lock stock and barrel many things sum the works total universe whole whole ball of wax whole caboodle whole enchilada whole lot whole shebang

Antonyms

WEAK

nothing

Example Sentences

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"Their entire world narrows down around this aspect of their body and everything else kind of fades away," he says.

From BBC

In an area where community once meant everything, the change has felt too much.

From BBC

"Because of the increase in the number of people who need services, we have run out of almost everything," said Tor.

From Barron's

"She was so dedicated that she would not miss anything and learned everything that same day," said Darabi.

From Barron's

The content of the conversation is unclear but the lawyer says he asked for help and denies telling police that everything was fine.

From BBC