Definition of «everything»

The word "everything" means all or everything that is included in a particular group, category, or situation. It refers to every single thing or aspect of something, without leaving anything out.

Usage examples

  1. I have packed everything we need for our vacation - clothes, toiletries, and electronics.
  2. She completed everything on her to-do list - groceries, laundry, and paying bills.
  3. He knows everything there is to know about computers - programming, hardware, and software.
  4. They can find everything they need for their home renovation project at the local hardware store - tools, paint, and building materials.

Sentences with «everything»

  • Here are several make it yourself product tutorials from everything from making baby soap to making homemade cleaning products that are safe to use on toys. (make-baby-stuff.com)
  • From diaper bags, to clothes, to toys, you can fit in everything in the cargo area. (bestbabydollstrollerreviews.com)
  • Also, my husband, who did do EVERYTHING else for the first couple of weeks after both my kids were born. (wendywisner.com)
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