Anyone
Everybody
Everybody pronoun - Every person.
Usage example: everybody must do what his or her conscience dictates
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Synonyms for Everybody
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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.
Source: Film / Red Eye -
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.
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He hates everybody, especially God and anything or anyone created by God (which means everything and everyone), and wants to break them.
Source: Literature / The Silmarillion
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