Anyone and Everybody

Anyone

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Everybody and anyone are semantically related. in one topic. In some cases you can use "Everybody" instead the word "Anyone" as a pronoun or a noun.

Everybody

Everybody pronoun - Every person.
Usage example: everybody must do what his or her conscience dictates
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Synonyms for Everybody

Anyone and everybody are semantically related. You can use "Anyone" instead the word "Everybody" as a pronoun or a noun. popular alternative

Both words in one sentence

  • Film / Red Eye The Chessmaster: Rippner explains that he, like Lisa, is in "management." His job is not to assassinate anyone or shoot anyone; it is to orchestrate everything so everybody else can do the shooting.
  • Speak Now or Forever Hold Your Peace Everybody Loves Raymond Ray's brother Robert is about to wed his longtime girlfriend Amy when the priest asks if anyone objects, Robert's mother Marie stands, much to everyone's horror.
  • Literature / The Silmarillion He hates everybody, especially God and anything or anyone created by God (which means everything and everyone), and wants to break them.
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