Everyone
Everyone pronoun - Every person.
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Whole thing and everyone are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Whole thing" instead a noun "Everyone".
Whole thing
Everyone and whole thing are semantically related. You can use "Everyone" instead a noun phrase "Whole thing".
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It looks like everyone else in the street has joined in, in a textbook example of this trope... until we cut away from his point of view, at which point it turns out that he's hallucinating the whole thing and everyone else there is staring at him like he's gone insane.
Source: Spontaneous Choreography - He then proceeds to brutally murder everyone else (by which we mean everyone else) but the whole thing is surprisingly sentimental given that it's the freakin' Joker.
Source: Pet The Dog / Western Animation -
Not only do the kids go out to prove everyone wrong and eventually fill in for him, but it turns out the whole thing was planned by Santa so everyone's wishes came true.
Source: Saving Christmas
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Whole thing and Everyone. (2016). Retrieved 2026, July 27, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/everyone/whole_thing
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