Definition

1. Adverb:
   • In all places; in or to every location: Indicates that something exists, occurs, or can be found in all places without exception.
   • In every part of a particular area or situation: Used to emphasize the complete or widespread presence of something within a defined context.

Examples of Usage

• Adverb:
  • Fast food restaurants are everywhere in this city.
  • With the internet, information is available everywhere.
  • He searched everywhere for his lost keys but couldn't find them.

Advanced Usage

• "everywhere you look/turn": Used to emphasize that something is very common or noticeable in a particular situation.
  • In the spring, flowers are everywhere you look.
• "from everywhere": Coming from all different places or directions.
  • People came from everywhere to see the concert.

Variants and Related Words

• Everyplace (adverb, informal): A synonym for "everywhere," used in casual speech.
  • I've looked everyplace for that book.
• Ubiquitous (adjective): Seeming to be everywhere at the same time; very common.
  • Smartphones have become ubiquitous.

Synonyms

• All over: In every part of a place.
• Throughout: In every part of (a place or thing).
• Far and wide: Over a large area.

Related Phrases

• Here, there, and everywhere: In many different places, often in a disorganized way.
  • The children ran here, there, and everywhere.
• Be everywhere at once: To seem to be in many places simultaneously, often due to being very busy or active.
  • During the festival, the event organizers seemed to be everywhere at once.

Adverb

1. to or in any or all places; (`everyplace' is used informally for `everywhere')
   • You find fast food stores everywhere
   • people everywhere are becoming aware of the problem
   • he carried a gun everywhere he went
   • looked all over for a suitable gift